THEY DIDN'T DO IT! Maret Tsarnaev blows apart the Boston Show Trail_ Jim Fetzer

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Maret’s analysis (in her own words) Anzor [who is their father] and I believed from the first moment we saw and heard that video (that showed up on youtube in May of 2013), that Tamerlan was shouting “podstava” in Russian (it’s a set up” out of frustration and anger, when realised, that he and Dzhokhar were lured out from their home to Watertown at that night under some kind of disguise by that person (must be Russian speaking person), who is laying on the ground handcuffed next to Tamerlan’s right. Tamerlan realised that that man, who brought them there, to Mt Auburn Street (intersection with Adams Street) by him, to set Tsarnaev brothers in a plot, organised by the LE and the FBI.

That is exactly why, we, the family, believe, that Tamerlan shouted out “podstava” (Russian speakers use of “podstava” in case, when someone uses you in some criminal deed, without your knowledge, to put blame and suspicion on you, as if you committed a wrongful deed or a crime), that is why Tamerlan is out of rage, anger and frustration (as we read it in his voice) shouted “it is a set up” in Russian, to let that guy, who had Tamerlan’s trust for some reason, brought the brothers to Watertown, know that Tamerlan just realised that “that man, next to him” betrayed him and set him and Dzhokhar up. Otherwise, why would Tamerlan shout “podstava” in Russian, if there are only English speaking police man around him.

Then, after that, Tamerlan is heard shouting in English directing his requests to police officers: “Officer, can I call my wife?” None, other than Tamerlan would have known that there is only his wife, that Tamerlan can call to seek for assistance in the situation he is in (as seen and heard on that video). Tamerlan knows that there are no parents around; he knows that Dzhokhar was with him, when they both got arrested right there on Mt Auburn and Adams Streets. Tamerlan is shouting then “Officer, read me my rights”, “you have to read me my rights officer”. “Nope” is heard from one policeman. “Yes”, Tamerlan is shouting back to him. Then, Tamerlan shouts, lifting his heavy upper body, while handcuffed to one side, addressing a bunch of officers surrounding him, demanding for his legal rights to be observed: “officers, why aren’t you calling me my rights”.

Tamerlan wants to know, what he is suspected of, what he is accused of. While Tamerlan is shouting, demanding for his rights to be read to him, it is seen on that video, how one of the police man, standing behind the tree, on the left from Tamerlan, by putting his boot on the left upper body, pushing Tamerlan’s body to the ground, to stop him from shouting. Then, at the very end of that short video, when, Tamerlan realised, that his legal rights are not going to be read or observed by any of those police agents around him, feeling very concerned for his younger brother, he shouts with all his might in his body, while his body pushed face down to the ground, Tamerlan shouts out for his little brother’s name “Dzhokhaaaar”.

There is a shout heard back on that same video “Tamerlan” (we, the family, believe this is Dzhokhar calling his older brother’s name, while he is also in custody at the police hands, not far from where Tamerlan is held on the ground on Mt Auburn). Then, again, Tamerlan’s voice is heard even harder “Dzhokhaaar”. We know that it is Tamerlan’s voice, we recognise his voice, we have no doubts it is his voice. We know, how Tamerlan sounds, when he speaks in Russian. We know, how Tamerlan sounds, when he speaks in English. We know, how Tamerlan’s voice sounds, when he is angry, frustrated, and here worried for the safety of his younger brother, Dzhokhar.