Nowhere to go.

[Keli]

I think they should bury him at sea to avoid having radicals make a shrine of his grave.

 

[Lorelei Lee]

Forgive me if this was covered as I haven't kept up with this thread but a man has offered a plot next to his mother in her honor. Thoughts?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/07/boston-bombing-suspect-burial-plot_n_3233385.html?utm_hp_ref=crime&icid=maing-grid7%7Cmaing7%7Cdl3%7Csec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D309774

Ok, I'm not a Christian, but why does the phrase "true Christian charity" come to mind?

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[Lorelei Lee]

I think they should bury him at sea to avoid having radicals make a shrine of his grave.

He's not that important. A year from now no one will remember his name.

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[Disney Doll]

I would say the best thing to do is send him back to Russia. Perhaos the State Dept. could get involved in terms of the Russins not wanting to accept a terrorist dead or alive. In this case, I think they shouldmake an exception.

Barring that, I think the next best thing would be to bury him at sea as they did Osama Bin Laden.

 

[Lorelei Lee]

I would say the best thing to do is send him back to Russia. Perhaos the State Dept. could get involved in terms of the Russins not wanting to accept a terrorist dead or alive. In this case, I think they shouldmake an exception.

Barring that, I think the next best thing would be to bury him at sea as they did Osama Bin Laden.

The Russian thing didn't work out. And it looks like he'll wind up in Conbecticut.

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[Nancyg56]

I think they should bury him at sea to avoid having radicals make a shrine of his grave.

I agree. I respect that his uncle has tried to do the right thing but it is just not working out. I live in CT and while I would have no issue with his burial in my family cemetery, I worry that there would be vandalism that would spill over to other gravesites. The resources that wold need to be used in order to ensure that there was no desecration would be expensive, and I do not think anyone of us should need to take that responsibility on.

 

[lovin'fl]

Ok, I'm not a Christian, but why does the phrase "true Christian charity" come to mind?

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What comes to my mind is that this guy must have really hated his mother.

 

[NaLisa]

What comes to my mind is that this guy must have really hated his mother.

He says in the article, "“The only condition is that I do it in memory of my mother who taught Sunday School at the Mt. Carmel Congregational Church for forty years and taught me to love thine enemy.”

It doesn't sound like he has some ulterior motive.

 

[Deb in IA]

Put him in an unmarked grave in a pauper's cemetary.

 

[buffettgirl]

Put him in an unmarked grave in a pauper's cemetary.

The problem isn't that they don't have plenty of offers for cemetery space, it's that once a town gets wind of the situation the town says no. As of yesterday there was supposedly a spot in a state dept of corrections facility but for some reason that plan fell through.

So unmarked grave - naturally. But no town will allow the body to be buried there. Even if the cemetery is saying they will.

In the end, I think he will end up in Cambridge. Massachusetts law requires every community to provide a place to bury its residents.

 

[NaLisa]

He was buried today in a secret spot. Glad that's over.

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/201...rathon-bombing-suspect-tamerlan-tsarnaev?lite

 

[buffettgirl]

He was buried today in a secret spot. Glad that's over.

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/201...rathon-bombing-suspect-tamerlan-tsarnaev?lite

snort. He's still there at the funeral home. Until someone shows some proof, he's still there. This was just a ploy to make the attention go away. It's funny that with 24 hour coverage there by media who were doing nothing but staking the place out that no one noticed anything?

In any case, whatever has happened I'm glad the police chief can stop gouging the city with his over priced and overtimed friends who are all out there working.

 

[Lorelei Lee]

snort. He's still there at the funeral home. Until someone shows some proof, he's still there. This was just a ploy to make the attention go away. It's funny that with 24 hour coverage there by media who were doing nothing but staking the place out that no one noticed anything?

In any case, whatever has happened I'm glad the police chief can stop gouging the city with his over priced and overtimed friends who are all out there working.

And you know this. . . how?

The place didn't shut down, did they? How many funerals did they conduct yesterday and today? Which one was the decoy?

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[buffettgirl]

And you know this. . . how?

The place didn't shut down, did they? How many funerals did they conduct yesterday and today? Which one was the decoy?

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Not understanding you. They didn't conduct a funeral. They claim they simply loaded the body into a hearse and shipped him off to wherever he was going...overnight. Except no one saw this.

There was no actual funeral. They had already performed whatever rituals were performed last week. His body was washed and shrouded already just waiting for burial, sitting in the basement freezer of the funeral home.

Hell, his mother is as crazy as a bat and yet she says no one has told her where he's buried.

 

[buffettgirl]

And now I'll believe it. It's been announced that he's in a Muslim cemetery in Doswell, VA.

Glad this is over.

 

[NaLisa]

snort. He's still there at the funeral home. Until someone shows some proof, he's still there. This was just a ploy to make the attention go away. It's funny that with 24 hour coverage there by media who were doing nothing but staking the place out that no one noticed anything?

In any case, whatever has happened I'm glad the police chief can stop gouging the city with his over priced and overtimed friends who are all out there working.

And now I'll believe it. It's been announced that he's in a Muslim cemetery in Doswell, VA.

Glad this is over.

Did someone show you some proof?

 

[Anna114]

Did someone show you some proof?

 

[Lorelei Lee]

Not understanding you. They didn't conduct a funeral. They claim they simply loaded the body into a hearse and shipped him off to wherever he was going...overnight. Except no one saw this.

There was no actual funeral. They had already performed whatever rituals were performed last week. His body was washed and shrouded already just waiting for burial, sitting in the basement freezer of the funeral home.

Hell, his mother is as crazy as a bat and yet she says no one has told her where he's buried.

You're convinced the body is still at the funeral home because "no one" saw them load the body onto a hearse.

Under the circumstances would you really expect the funeral director to announce "I'm moving Tsarnaev's body now?"

I very much doubt that the funeral director shut down his business for the days in which he had custody of Tsarnaev's body. He was conducting business as usual, wasn't he? How many funerals were held over the last few days?

One of those funerals was a subterfuge.

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[Denise W]

He was removed from the funeral home in a van and then met with the hearse and police at an agreed location outside of Worcester. The body was then loaded into the hearse which drove to Virginia without any escort by police. He was buried in an unmarked grave (there are 4 of them in the cemetery) per the article in Boston.com. However they are now reporting that Virginia is reviewing whether it was a legal burial or not.

Denise

 

[buffettgirl]

Did someone show you some proof?

Yes, actually. The official death certificate with the burial recorded is public record and it out 'there' on the internet. I saw it.

You're convinced the body is still at the funeral home because "no one" saw them load the body onto a hearse.

Under the circumstances would you really expect the funeral director to announce "I'm moving Tsarnaev's body now?"

I very much doubt that the funeral director shut down his business for the days in which he had custody of Tsarnaev's body. He was conducting business as usual, wasn't he? How many funerals were held over the last few days?

One of those funerals was a subterfuge.

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I still don't think you understand. There was no "subterfuge' there was no fake funeral. Why would there need to be? What do you think they did, hired people to come and mourn over a fake casket? LOL. The body had been prepared for burial last week, washed and shrouded as per custom. There was to be no casket, no wake, no "funeral" as that isn't a Muslim custom. The body was stored in the refrigerated unit at the funeral home (unembalmed). And yes, the funeral home was open for business all week which was truly the horrible aspect of this whole ordeal and was the subject of an article I posted up thread. A young child drowned last week and his family were trying to arrange a funeral for him and their relative were being harrassed outside the funeral parlor all because they also wore head scarfs.

For what happened, read below.

He was removed from the funeral home in a van and then met with the hearse and police at an agreed location outside of Worcester. The body was then loaded into the hearse which drove to Virginia without any escort by police. He was buried in an unmarked grave (there are 4 of them in the cemetery) per the article in Boston.com. However they are now reporting that Virginia is reviewing whether it was a legal burial or not.

Denise

Only change is that the body was loaded into a vehicle driven privately by the uncle and driven directly to the burial site. There was no hearse. The burial area is apparently not a registered site, which by VA law it doesn't have to be - only has to follow zoning laws. Any posturing on the part of the town is just that.

In the end, I hope this matter is dead and buried.. pun intended.