An Angry Mother (Zubeidat Tsarnaev)
In
the quiet and dark of a Minnesota morning, I read slowly the Washington Post’s extended account of
the Tsarnaev family and followed carefully the timeline of its beginnings and its
movement toward the destruction in Boston. I was left saddened and trembling
and wondering how the rapid slide toward tragedy could have been circumvented.
by Charlie Leck
by Charlie Leck
A Washington Post story of the Tsarnaev
family
This is a remarkably thorough account of the family and how the two brothers got lost on their way toward fulfilling the American dream, showing that, for some, the process doesn’t work. A number of reporters and researchers contributed to the story. I recommend it to you. It includes some remarkable photographs and graphics.
This is a remarkably thorough account of the family and how the two brothers got lost on their way toward fulfilling the American dream, showing that, for some, the process doesn’t work. A number of reporters and researchers contributed to the story. I recommend it to you. It includes some remarkable photographs and graphics.
A Timeline of the Family
This is a remarkable timeline of the family – its movements and its significant events from 1991 through April 19, 2013.
A Shorter AP story
Here's a shorter Associated Press story about the mother!
This is a remarkable timeline of the family – its movements and its significant events from 1991 through April 19, 2013.
A Shorter AP story
Here's a shorter Associated Press story about the mother!
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