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BOSTON SHOOTOUT: Boston Police and FBI release two different sets of names
21st Century Wire reporters been online live overnight broadcast of the The Pete Santilli Show (listen live now) tracking the story of the Boston Bomber shootout.
The FBI released photos of these two suspects on April 18th, 2013:
Suspect in white hat was originally meant to be that of student Sunil Tripathi, but this was soon changed. But according to Sunil’s family as confirmed by the Pete Santilli Show live on air, the FBI picture above is NOT that of Sunil Tipathi.
Below is a Facebook picture of Sunil:
The Boston Police shootout today in Watertown, MA, shows a major contradiction between what was announced on Boston Police scanners and what is being released to the national media via AP and other from the FBI press office…
What we know so far…
Two names were announced as suspects who police were in pursuit of, and their names were Mike Mulugeta – who was reported as shot dead, and Sunil Tripathi who was at large. From the Twitter live feed confirming this did indeed happen today:
Kevin Michael TV @KallMeKG 4h
“BPD scanner has identified the names : Suspect 1: Mike Mulugeta Suspect 2: Sunil Tripathi. #Boston #MIT “
Santilli confronts FBI live on air
When confronted with this evidence, the FBI person who answered the phone said live on air to radio host Pete Santilli that these were ‘unsubstantiated facts’, and appeared to get very upset at Santilli.
Suspect number 1, Mike Mulugeta, was reported to have been shot dead by Boston Police.
Photo released of Sunil was verified by Sunil’s girlfriend. Interestingly, original suspect number 2, Sunil Tripathi was reported missing and appeared on an official FBI list from March 16th, following a series of bomb explosions between Providence, RI and Boston which took place on March 12th.
At 11pm on April 18th, after and SUV was carjacked by alleged suspects and an MIT campus police was shot, Sunil Tripathi’s Facebook page was immediately taken down.
The US military have intercepted, or taken over communications over the Boston police scanners early today – in what they are heard to have refered to as “Operation Tango 911“.
The FBI then changed the names to the Tsarnaev Brothers:
The FBI are denying these names exist, and instead are putting out the names of suspects are being of “Chechen origin” named as Surviving Boston bomb suspect identified as Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19, a former student from Cambridge Ringe and Latin High School in Cambridge, Mass – and his 26 year old “brother” Tamerlan Tsarnaev - both were at large, and one has been reported as shot dead first this afternoon, with the younger brother fleeing.
2013-04-19 11:00:13
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