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One Boston Day pays tribute to marathon bombing victims
Eleven years after the Boston Marathon bombings and on the day of this year’s race, the city honored those lost in the attacks.
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Court orders juror bias probe in Tsarnaev sentencing
A ruling calls for a review of jurors years after Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to death for his role in the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Review of 2 jurors in Boston Marathon bomber case ordered. Could it lead to a new trial?
Possible juror bias is at the center of a federal appeals court ruling that remands Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s case back to U.S. District Court for further examination. The First Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with Tsarnaev’s attorneys in a 2-1 decision that two of the 12 deliberating jurors involved in sentencing Tsarnaev to death may have lied...
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Judge ordered to probe claims of juror bias in Boston Marathon bomber's case
There’s a twist in the case of the Boston Marathon bomber that could lead to a new trial. A federal appeals court has ruled there should be an investigation into possible bias of two jurors from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s death penalty trial.
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Review of two jurors in Boston Marathon bomber case
A federal appeals court has ordered an investigation into the outcome of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s trial. He was sentenced to death for setting of bombs at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon.
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Jurors in Tsarnaev's sentencing to be examined for bias
A federal appeals court is ordering a review of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s death sentence.
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Appeals court orders judge to probe claims of juror bias in Tsarnaev case
Appeals court orders judge to probe Boston marathon bomber’s claims of juror bias, death sentence remains intact.
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Senate Hearing Looks at Lessons Learned in Response to Boston Marathon Bombings
Ten years after the Boston Marathon bombings, federal lawmakers hoping to study the response looked into what we learned that day.
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Senate Hears Lessons From Boston Marathon Bombings, 10 Years Later
Ten years after the deadly Boston Marathon bombings, a U.S. Senate subcommittee held a hearing to discuss what the law enforcement community has learned. The man who led the Boston Police Department at the time, Ed Davis, is among those who testified about how the 2013 attack has affected emergency preparedness at the Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs’…
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Senate to Hear Lessons Learned From Boston Marathon Bombings
Some of the top law enforcement officials working during the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, including former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, will testify in the U.S. Senate Wednesday about how the attack affected emergency preparedness in the country. Also testifying at the subcommittee hearing, “Lessons Learned: 10 Years Since the Boston Marathon Bombings,” will be Rich Serino, who was…
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A Love Story Born From Tragedy on April 15, 2013
A Boston firefighter fell for the woman he was trying to save at the Boston Marathon bombings; they have been together ever since.
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A Firefighter Picked a Woman Up Off the Street During the Marathon Bombing. It Became a Love Story
When Boston Firefighter Mike Materia first spotted Roseann Sdoia, she was badly hurt from the second blast and was lying in the middle of Boylston Street. But spoiler alert, this is a real-life romance with a storybook ending.
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Andruzzi Family Reflects on Boston Marathon Bombings and Last Decade of Helping Others
The start to the Boston Marathon in 2013 was all smiles for former New England Patriots guard Joe Andruzzi, his namesake Joe Andruzzi Foundation, and his wife, Jen, who has run the race five times. “It was a beautiful day. It was very nice out. It was warm. I remember when we were standing at the finish line, the sun…
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Andruzzi Family Reflects 10 Years After Boston Marathon Bombings
Former New England Patriots guard Joe Andruzzi and his wife, Jen, were at the Boston Marathon in 2013 when the bombs went off, springing into action to help.
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10 Years His Brush With Death, Dic Donohue Is Still Mending
Former Transit Police Officer Dic Donohue nearly died in a shootout in Watertown during the search for the Marathon bombing suspects. Today, he’s still recovering, but happy to be alive.
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10 Years After His Brush With Death, Dic Donohue Is Still Mending
Now retired, MBTA Transit Police Officer Dic Donohue almost lost his life during the manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombers. He sat down with NBC10 Boston at home to reflect on the past 10 years, how his life has changed and the impact the bombings had on the work he’s doing today. He still hasn’t fully recovered, and may...
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Former Boston PD Commissioner on Coping With Marathon Tragedy
Not only did former Commissioner Bill Evans run the marathon that year, he responded to the finish line and also helped to find the bombers in Watertown.
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He and His Brother Lost Their Legs in the Bombing. ‘Now, We Get to Help a Lot of People'
Ten years ago, the lives of two brothers from Stoneham, Massachusetts, changed forever. J.P. and Paul Norden each lost a leg in the bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line. In the decade since, they have gained so much more. “In a lot of ways of ways, it changed me for the better,” J.P. said It’s that positive outlook...
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How the Marathon Bombings Put a New Hospital to the Ultimate Test
The doors to the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital weren’t open yet when the Boston Marathon bombings occurred. Spaulding was in the process of moving into a new location in Charlestown, and it would be another 12 days after the attack before staff and patients would be working in the state-of the art facility. Those first few weeks represented a steep learning…
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Looking Back on Spaulding Rehab's Role in Helping Boston Marathon Bombing Survivors Recover
After the bombs went off at the Boston Marathon finish line nearly 10 years ago, a different kind of race began as medical professionals aided those injured.