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发帖数: 901 | 1 That statement, and others made in the hours following Tsarnaev's arrest but
before he had been informed of his rights to legal representation, should
be admitted at his upcoming trial because the agents interviewing him
believed there was still a risk to the public of further attacks,
prosecutors said in a series of filings late Wednesday in U.S. District
Court in Boston.
"From the moment the agents began questioning Tsarnaev about the Marathon
bombings, he readily admitted his own involvement," prosecutors said.
While the suspect, now 20, said he and his older brother Tamerlan - who died
after a gunfight with police days after the bombing attack that killed
three people and injured 264 - were the only people involved in the bombing,
investigators did not believe him, prosecutors said.
"Agents continued to question Tsarnaev not to extract a confession, which
they already had, but because of their reasonable belief that Tsarnaev was
concealing information about impending attacks, accomplices, and/or the
existence of additional bombs," prosecutors said.
Tsarnaev faces the possibility of execution if convicted of the April 15,
2013 attacks, as well as the murder of a university police officer three
days later as he and his brother attempted to flee Boston.
His lawyers earlier this month argued that the statements made while
Tsarnaev was hospitalized for gunfire wounds, after police found him hiding
in a drydocked boat on April 19, should not be admitted because he did not
have an attorney present.
Prosecutors also released some new details of a note Tsarnaev had scrawled
on the inside of that boat, in which he tried to explain his motivations.
They said the note also amounted to a confession of the crime. | s*********8
发帖数: 901 | 2 that means execution if he is confirmed? | l*********g
发帖数: 1729 | 3 政府压迫人民，人民只能反抗了。
but
died
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: That statement, and others made in the hours following Tsarnaev's arrest but
: before he had been informed of his rights to legal representation, should
: be admitted at his upcoming trial because the agents interviewing him
: believed there was still a risk to the public of further attacks,
: prosecutors said in a series of filings late Wednesday in U.S. District
: Court in Boston.
: "From the moment the agents began questioning Tsarnaev about the Marathon
: bombings, he readily admitted his own involvement," prosecutors said.
: While the suspect, now 20, said he and his older brother Tamerlan - who died
: after a gunfight with police days after the bombing attack that killed
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