Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Hollywood Life: Boston Bombing Suspect Is ‘More A Witness Than Anything Else’

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Apr 16th 2013, 19:41

The Saudi Embassy claims that the man being held in question by police, in connection with the April 15 bombings in Boston, is merely a ‘witness.’ What do you think?

The burned Saudi student, 20, originally considered a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, is being ruled out by police — he’s “more a witness than anything else,” the Saudi Embassy says they were told by federal authorities.

Boston Bombing Saudi Man: Witness Or Suspect?

“UPCOMING: Saudi Embassy spokesman Jail Aljubeir says the Revere man is ‘more a witness than anything else,’” The Boston Globe tweeted on April 16.

"He's been fully cooperating with authorities. We were informed by US authorities that no Saudi is a suspect," said Nail Aljubeir, spokesman for the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Washington. “We want to know about it [the investigation] as much as everybody else. We're working very closely with US authorities on this. As of yesterday, we were informed that there were no Saudi suspects. He's more a witness than anything else.”

The Saudi student said he had been at dinner with friends the night before, April 14, and was at the marathon simply because he “wanted to see the end of the race.”

Police Raid Saudi Student’s Home After Questioning

Earlier today, April 16, it was reported that detectives raided the Boston home of a Saudi student, 20. FBI agents and bomb disposal officers swept his apartment in the suburbs of Boston, after he was arrested at the scene of the explosions. The alleged suspect was reportedly under police guard in a local hospital, where he was being treated for burns and various wounds, after he was allegedly tackled to the ground by a bystander who believed he was acting suspiciously.

However, with the Embassy’s statement, it appears as though the Saudi Arabian man is more of “a witness.”

On April 15, Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis said authorities do not have a suspect in the bombing.

The explosions on April 15 claimed the lives of three people. At least 176 were also injured. Sadly, the number continues to grow.

What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Will the culprit be caught?

WATCH: Boston Marathon Blast Two Bomb Explosions at Finish Line

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