Posted on 05/03/2013 1:18:37 PM PDT by RummyChick
Female DNA on Boston Bomb NOT from Tsarnaev Widow (Has hospitalized Female Saudi been ruled out yet?) By Shoebat Foundation on May 3, 2013 in Blog, General
Ok, so neither the fingerprints nor the female DNA found on one of the Boston marathon bombs belong to Katherine Russell-Tsarnaev, the wife of Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
With this news, we’d like to ask one simple question: Has the female Saudi national who was injured in the blast been ruled out as a suspect? Has her DNA been tested?
There were two Saudi nationals hospitalized after the bombings – Abdulrahman Ali Al-Harbi and a female doctor named Nura Khalid Saleh al-Ajjaji.
It’s already been reported that Al-Harbi received a 212 3B terrorist designation, so what of al-Ajjaji? Does she know Al-Harbi? If so, how well?
Here’s the CBS report on Katherine Tsarnaev being ruled out as a source of the DNA / fingerprints:
So, was this a bomb at the blast site, or one found in their home?
It could be from one of the Tsarnaev boys. Nothing surprises me when you’re dealing with Muzzies.
LOLOLOL...great one.
It could even have been a store clerk where they bought the cookers.
” Investigators have identified female DNA on a fragment of one of the bombs used in Boston. It’s not clear what that means — the DNA could have come from an injured spectator, or perhaps from a clerk who sold the materials used in the bombs, according to law enforcement sources. But, there’s also a chance, it could lead the FBI to a female accomplice. “
Dollars to doughnuts the DNA is from a Chinese lady working at the pressure cooker factory in China.
For those that keep saying the wife couldn’t have known...well I suppose it is possible.
Honey, what are you doing with those pressure cookers.
And he beats her down for daring to ask him a question
” “What they found in the apartment was black powder and parts, but not the work bench you would need to have to make these bombs. They are still looking for that another place.”
..maybe from the pressure cooker and IDE's the islamic terrorists had on them in their stolen cars.
The lid come off the pressure cooker at the shootout, making it a dud?
So my question is, how is the female DNA on bomb piece(s) significant? Obviously if it is a fingerprint on fragments from each bomb that is significant because no innocent bystander would have handled bomb parts several blocks apart but I didn't know DNA could be obtained from a fingerprint.
Two controllers without self-control? I think even CIA training would have had them in Los Angeles. I like to know if Miss Nura was wearing head covering.
There are currently 81 people using the name “Harbi” in either Canada or the USA. Odds are really good one of them is called Mo, or Omar, or Abe ~ and I mean really, really good.
There is technology to get DNA from fingerprints. I don’t know if it has been developed enough to use.
The fact is that the wife could have bought the pressure cooker but STILL not be an accomplice.
It could be they are thinking someone was injured while testing the device or putting it together.
Maybe this is just thrown out there to see what scatters once it hits the media.
Anyone know the story on
Nura Khalid Saleh al-Ajjaji
Where does she work? Live?
Right now what you get in a search is that Michelle visited her in the hospital.
Believe what you want about these bombs, they are actually pretty easy to put together. I was nearly killed by a similar device in a post office. One Mormon in Provo in a dispute with another Mormon over a woman and he built your basic shotgun shell/nail bomb and sent it through the mail. It didn't completely work ~ so here I and others are today ~
The big deal with a pressure cooker is the additional time alloted to the black powder to burn ~ that provides even more pressure ~ and hence, a small firework launcher becomes a fairly powerful bomb.
All of this reminds me of an old friend who used to work for a chemical company manufacturing high explosives on site ~ for mining down in Chile. One day the union told the company to do so and so and the army told the company to do something else. He left on the first plane out! We didn't have the internet in those days, but he said all the materials on bombmaking were all pretty much true ~ but be careful with the fusing.
Remember the way the boys walked in that FBI pastiche of cellphone pictures? They were avoiding exposure to the sensor on the triggering device until they'd set the bombs. They didn't want to get blown up.
This wasn't a suicide bombing job ~ probably a commercial venture ~ which means we don't really know who is behind it yet.
Okay. Thanks. I hope they aren't looking for an innocent bystander or first responder that just happened to touch a piece of the bomb.
If you just search
Saleh al-Ajjaji
There is a
Mustafa
Who is a lecturer at
Umm Al-Qura University and has been involved in a Yemen company.
Not alot comes up with that name
http://www.forensicdnacenter.com/resources/dna-fingerprint.html
This is from 2007
“In the UK, forensic scientists have been performing DNA typing from fingerprints for several years. This type of analysis is not common in the U.S. and remains in the research and development stages”
Here we go....
http://www.mylife.com/c-38464470194
Mohamed Saleh Alhajjaji was born in 1986. Mohamed currently lives in Dearborn, Michigan. Before that, Mohamed lived in Dearborn, MI from 2008 to 2011.
Mohamed Saleh Alhajjaji is related to Aref Al-Harbi, who is 35 years old and lives in Dearborn, MI. Mohamed Saleh Alhajjaji is also related to Saleh Alharbi,
Has anyone seen a picture of the Doctor?
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