Why it matters: A confession would have solved the
triple homicide, and it would have cemented Tsarnaev's role in that
crime. Since reading Dzhokhar Tsarnaev his miranda rights, investigators
haven't been able to extract information about the Tsarnaevs as freely
as they'd like — or at least it hasn't spilled out in public as much as
the people of Boston would like to hear. A confession might have been a
big piece in the puzzle of the Tsarnaev brothers. Instead, we're left
with a Jack Bauer-style tale of secret confessions turned deadly, with
more questions than answers.
What's perhaps more puzzling is that the story doesn't seem to add up:
What new piece of information makes a guy who has been cooperating with
FBI agents for the last month or so turn on them? ***Read full story here***
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