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person talking on the TV” and “I don’t feel like a hero.” Media began referring to
him as “Danny.”

Tamerlan allegedly bragged about bombing the Boston Marathon to him. The

brothers purportedly put “ammunition and explosives” in the trunk of his Mercedes,
although it was just assumed that those were the items after “Danny” reportedly
heard the trunk open and close. He’s said to have been present when the brothers

stopped at the Shell station on Memorial Dr. for gas but, for some unknown reason, D
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was allowed to run away.
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A few days later, more updates surfaced. To try to substantiate the deliberately false
narrative, it was reported that Tamerlan made a racist comment to him about entire P

races looking the same. His only interview soon after the incident is said to have T
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been behind closed doors with reporter Eric Moskowitz from the Boston Globe. O

Beyond what Moskowitz may believe, there has been no meaningful confirmation
that the man he interviewed was actually “Danny,” the man allegedly kidnapped by N
the brothers.

About a week later, CBS claimed to have done a new interview with “Danny”

and tried to craft the illusion that he was in the same room as the interviewer.
It, however, was a blacked out video on one side and, at best, an interviewer
conversing with a screen on the other. The interviewer was once again Senior

Correspondent John Miller, who recently served as the top spokesman for the FBI
and worked for the Director of the Office of National Intelligence. An interview

with another man who barely speaks English and claims to have seen Danny after
the incident was put out by Piers Morgan on CNN but it contributed virtually no
substance except for the claim that he was hysterical even after reportedly having

been brave enough to have escaped.

One year after the incident, the so-called great unveiling of “Danny” happened on
CBS with a short video interview of “Daniel Meng,” wherein he only recapped the
official narrative and managed to add no new details. This interview is commonly

deemed the strongest “evidence” that any of the events beginning with the Boston
Marathon bombings were the faults of the Tsarnaev brothers.

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