Boston: Investigators of Boston bombings have appealed to the public to come forward with any images that may have been taken in the minutes before and after the twin blasts that killed three people, including an eight-year-old boy, and injured more than 170, reports AFP news agency.
“Photos taken close to the blasts, just before, just after… Those will be critical, and we’ll prioritize those,” Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis told reporters.
“Give us the photos and as much information (as possible) that can help the investigators move forward.”
Investigators suspect the bombs were fashioned out of pressure cookers likely filled with ball bearings, nails or other shrapnel-like materiel, then stuffed into dark-colored nylon backpacks.
