This week in part two of Commissioner Ed Davis and the Boston Marathon bombing, Commissioner

Davis takes us on the inside of the investigation, gives us information we haven't heard before,

and makes us shocking revelation.

Did they act alone?

Are there other people out there you believe are involved in the Boston Marathon bombing

that have yet to be identified or accounted for?

Well, I don't think they acted alone in the construction of that device.

As to who did that and what kind of evidence you have on it, I'll leave that up to the

people that are doing the follow-on investigation, but I don't think those devices were made

from Inspire Magazine or from the Internet, and I don't think you can squeeze that much

gunpowder out of a firework to make something like that.

I think that there's something else going on there, and I will tell you that that investigation

is still active, so I hope that if they get enough evidence and they can point to somebody

else that they bring them in.

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They also had internal meetings and came to the conclusion that since the FSB was a hostile

foreign intelligence service, they couldn't put complete credence in what they were being

told.

But Ed, that leads in later than with the CIA, too, getting the same information, and

they provided the information to the National Counterterrorism Center, what they called the

NCTC.

And this, Tamerland being watch-listed on two, and let me tell you, this is the thing that

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