Chronology Photos Boston Marathon Bombing

Chronology and Set Photos Boston Bombing Tragedy  -News of the two bombs that exploded in the Boston Marathon, the city of Boston, capital of Massachusetts, USA, at noon local time Monday (04/15/2013), coinciding with the celebration of Patriot Day in the State that we all know. From the hospital reported, so far three people have been killed, one boy aged 8 years, 141 were injured, 17 critical, 25 in serious condition.

The FBI confirmed that it was a terrorist attack. Two bombs exploded within 50-100 meters from each other, the relatively low-bomb with the explosive power.

Obama said in a speech less than four hours after the incident, "Will feel the full weight of justice!" Terrorist hunt will start again?
Chronology and Set Photos Boston Marathon Bombing


Here I include 2 video moments of the bombs exploded in a shop (?), Just as some athletes are following the Marathon race, approaching the finish line.

William Moscarelli came from North End. He stood on Boylston Street, one of the marathon route through which the Boston marathon participants.

He was waiting for a friend. When the bomb exploded, he was running hard. He looked down at the finish line and saw the smoke, and then a lot of people shouting towards him, "duck"
Chronology and Set Photos Boston Marathon Bombing


"We then looked down to the ground. Women are close to me have a small child. Crushing his son to protect him from the blast. Later, a second bomb exploded," he said, quoted by thebostonglobe.

Moscarelli admitted, only 50 to 60 feet from the blast. When he got up, Moscarelli see people on the street and on the ground and bystanders stopped temporarily.
Chronology and Set Photos Boston Marathon Bombing


"There were eight people on the ground, roll, smoke came out blood and torn clothes," he said. They screamed in pain. Moscareli was wondering if there would be another explosion.
Chronology and Set Photos Boston Marathon Bombing


Moscarelli told in a voice soft and full of fear. At that time, he was going home. "This is a tragedy.