mardi 15 avril 2014

Djokhar Tsarnaev un an plus tard.


Un an après l'attentat de Boston, le plus jeune des frères Tsarnaev est toujours coupé du monde extérieur. Autour de lui la bataille juridique fait rage.

 "It has been nearly a year since police officers found Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in a suburban Boston backyard, hiding in a boat there, wounded by gunfire. Today he passes time in a secure federal medical facility, awaiting a November trial on charges that he helped plan and execute the Boston Marathon bombing a year ago on Tuesday, which killed three people and wounded at least 260, and a killing and kidnapping spree that forced an entire city into lockdown.

 Now it is his turn to be effectively walled off from the outside world, imprisoned under so-called special administrative measures approved by the United States attorney general. The restrictions are reserved for inmates considered to pose the greatest threat to others — even though, privately, federal officials say there is little of substance to suggest that Mr. Tsarnaev, 20, and his brother Tamerlan were anything but isolated, homegrown terrorists. A court order bars his legal advisers and family from disclosing anything he has told or written them."

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/15/us/marathon-bombing-suspect-waits-in-isolation.html?hp

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