Boston Marathon Bombing
After reading the excerpts from the article, “Boston Bombing Overview: The Unfolding Of A 5-Day Manhunt for Suspects” by J.M. Hirsch, what support does the author give that the police/government are “sure” they have the right man in custody?
Because an innocent man would not have hidden in a boat while he was bleeding out without searching for a hospital. If this man were truly innocent he would have called fro cease of fire during the gunfight instead of responding with firing of his own. Although they had proof that he was guilty there is still a chance that he could have been forced to by a group of people, criminals, or terrorists.
How does the author depict the fast paced, hustle and bustle of the city in this article? Use three details from the story. …show more content…
children and parents screaming and yelling for help. Others can only imagine how loud the bomb must have sounded. Thousands of the unknowing runners keep going through the race naive to the fact of terrorism and bombing
After watching the video on the parents’ beliefs, what is their perspective on what is going on with the accusations of their sons?
They believe that their sons are innocent and they have a piece of information that could help their children but the boys do not want their parents to tell. The parents believe that the information they know could make their son's experience more pleasant. The boys must be caught up in a group where if they or anybody else that knew were to snitch they would be hunted down and murdered, tortured, or slaughtered.
If this race had not have been in a large, crowded city (perhaps a country race along scenic trails), how do you think the events would have changed? In other words, what did this setting of taking place in the city contribute to the
After reading the excerpts from the article, “Boston Bombing Overview: The Unfolding Of A 5-Day Manhunt for Suspects” by J.M. Hirsch, what support does the author give that the police/government are “sure” they have the right man in custody?
Because an innocent man would not have hidden in a boat while he was bleeding out without searching for a hospital. If this man were truly innocent he would have called fro cease of fire during the gunfight instead of responding with firing of his own. Although they had proof that he was guilty there is still a chance that he could have been forced to by a group of people, criminals, or terrorists.
How does the author depict the fast paced, hustle and bustle of the city in this article? Use three details from the story. …show more content…
children and parents screaming and yelling for help. Others can only imagine how loud the bomb must have sounded. Thousands of the unknowing runners keep going through the race naive to the fact of terrorism and bombing
After watching the video on the parents’ beliefs, what is their perspective on what is going on with the accusations of their sons?
They believe that their sons are innocent and they have a piece of information that could help their children but the boys do not want their parents to tell. The parents believe that the information they know could make their son's experience more pleasant. The boys must be caught up in a group where if they or anybody else that knew were to snitch they would be hunted down and murdered, tortured, or slaughtered.
If this race had not have been in a large, crowded city (perhaps a country race along scenic trails), how do you think the events would have changed? In other words, what did this setting of taking place in the city contribute to the