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The Tsarnaev brothers. Photo: FBI.Gov
Times of Israel – The families of three Boston-area men gruesomely murdered in 2011 have steadfastly declined to speak to the press even as suspicion has taken root that the men, two of them Jewish, were murdered by alleged Boston bomber and Islamist radical Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
The three men were Erik Weissman, 31, Raphael Teken, 37, and Brendan Mess, 25.
