Just woke up now: is Dzhokar Tsarnaev dead or alive?

can anyone answer this simple question?

If he is "officially" alive, in which hospital he is??

He's like Shrodinger's cat.

evil and cretinous phantoms...hate them but they are phantoms...hate those who sent them more.

Last I heard, about 2 hrs ago, still alive. Not listening to the news now.

thanks

what hospital he is?

That I don't know. Boston local station was saying Mass. General. A New York local station was saying he went somewhere else. This was right after the shooting. Haven't heard one way or the other since.

Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital I think - same one the Saudi guy was at

Still kicking

Beth Israel?

Confirmed. Beth Iseael.

[link to abcnews.go.com]

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) in Boston, Massachusetts is a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School. It was formed out of the 1996 merger of Beth Israel Hospital (founded in 1916) and New England Deaconess Hospital (founded in 1896)


New England Deaconess Hospital was founded In 1896 by Methodist Deaconesses to care for Boston's residents.[7] The Methodist Deaconess movement, which started in Germany in 1836, was a group of women dedicating themselves to the care of the sick and the poor. The first 14-bed infirmary was opened in a converted five-story brownstone at 691 Massachusetts Avenue. Although the hospital was originally staffed by the Deaconesses, in 1922 it added a permanent medical and surgical staff. In 1927, the New England Deaconess Association opened the Palmer Memorial Hospital, a cancer treatment facility. At the time, few Boston hospitals accepted patients with incurable cancer. During the 1960s, Deaconess' residency programs gained accreditation and it affiliated with Harvard Medical School. Deaconess had a leading role in the early studies of the cause, course and treatment of AIDS. Deaconess was also a pioneer in organ transplantation and immunological research.

During an era of religious separatism, Boston's Jewish community founded Beth Israel Hospital in 1916 to meet the needs of the growing Jewish immigrant population.[7] Its first hospital on Townsend Street in Roxbury held 45-beds. The new hospital addressed the needs of immigrants who spoke Yiddish without speaking English and for patients who kept a kosher diet. In 1928, Beth Israel established relationships with Tufts University and the Harvard Medical School and relocated to a new facility in the Longwood area of Boston. During the Depression, Beth Israel was one of only two hospitals in Boston that treated welfare recipients. Researchers at Beth Israel discovered Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in 1983.

The two neighboring hospitals merged in 1996, continuing the patient care, educational and research components of both predecessors.[2] In 2003, BIDMC researchers identified the source of preeclampsia, a life-threatening complication of pregnancy.


[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

He was tortured by the Police, as they dud to his brother..compare rhe pictures when he was caught and hus face full of blood in the ambulance.

this hospital...


hmmmm....