Female DNA on Boston Bomb NOT from Tsarnaev Widow (Has Female Saudi been ruled out yet?)

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[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:

[Selene]

head covering.

There is a woman in one of the aftermath photos wearing one and running

[Stentor]

Thanks.

[RummyChick]

Noura al-Ajaji underwent a third surgery yesterday to repair and beautify the thigh area, just above the knee, treat skin damage caused by shrapnel, and remove fragments. This was the third round of the treatment plan for al-Ajaji; the first phase focused on sterilizing the wounds, and the second focused on healing the gash caused by glass shrapnel. Medical reports issued by the hospital yesterday confirmed the complete integrity of her knee and thigh.”

“Al-Ajaji, who is a master’s student in cosmetic dentistry, was injured by flying glass fragments from the nearby Colby glasses store, which she was nearby during the Boston Marathon bombings, resulting in an 11 centimeter gash in the thigh area.”

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/19/saudi-news-site-michelle-obama-visited-saudi-national-in-hospital-on-thursday/

[RummyChick]

Cosmetic dentistry????

well..how about

Al-Arabiya reports the severe injury of another Saudi researcher on scholarship at Tufts university, Dr. Noura Al-Ajaji.

http://www.timesofisrael.com/saudis-shudder-over-boston-report/

[RummyChick]

DR NOURA AL AJAJI

is listed as a Staff Dentist in Saudi Arabia

[muir_redwoods]

Werent there literally gobs of human DNA all over the blast site? Or was this DNA discovered on UXBs?

[Selene]

Found it
on the right, yellow in color
http://www.eurasiareview.com/01052013-womans-dna-found-on-one-of-boston-marathon-bombs/

[RummyChick]

The more you dig on this family the deeper the rabbit hole goes

Neighbors to a big crime family

http://www.rferl.org/content/tsarnaev-childhood-family-kyrgyzstan-chechnya-daghestan/24963691.html

We know that Dead Bomber spent time in the North Caucasas

[RummyChick]

Uncle Ruslans former father in law - CIA operative Graham Fuller is accredited with saying this

“The policy of guiding the evolution of Islam and of helping them against our adversaries worked marvelously well in Afghanistan against the Red Army. The same doctrines can still be used to destabilize what remains of Russian power, and especially to counter the Chinese influence in Central Asia.”

Did he say it?
Don’t know yet.

[RummyChick]

“”The policy of guiding the evolution of Islam and of helping them against our adversaries worked marvelously well in Afghanistan against the Red Army,” explains a former CIA analyst. “The same doctrines can still be used to destabilize what remains of Russian power, and especially to counter Chinese influence in Central Asia.” In a certain sense, the Cold War is still going on. For years Graham Fuller, former Deputy Director of the National Council on Intelligence at the CIA, has been talking up the “modernizing virtues” of the Islamists, insisting on their anti-Statist concept of the economy. Listening to him, you would almost take the Taleban and their Wahhabi allies for liberals. “Islam, in theory at least, is firmly anchored in the traditions of free trade and private enterprise,” wrote Fuller. “The prophet was a trader, as was his first wife. Islam does not glorify the State’s role in the economy.

Richard Labévière, Dollars for Terror: The United States and Islam, New York: Algora Publishing, 2000, p. 6

[cynwoody]

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.

The effect is actually multiplicative: the pressure build-up actually makes the chemical reaction go faster, which in turn intensifies the pressure build-up. So, it all happens really fast.

[muawiyah]

Absolutely ~ way back when they'd take an iron ball with a 1/2 inch or so wall, and a hollow interior and load it with black powder. Then they'd insert a plug and fuse arrangement. They'd fire those off and they'd blow up like bombs when they hit the target. just look up 'hollow cannon ball" ~ however, the iron balls weren't as good as the steel containment vessel in an ordinary pressure cooker. Since you only need a few nano seconds more to maintain the pressure, they do fine.

The pressure cooker bombs probably scared the dickens out of the anti-gun geeks. You could see it in their eyes. Feinstein was undoubtedly saying to herself "What can they do with a sewing machine".

[JohnBovenmyer]

When they first detained the 2, now charged, Kazack men they also detained an unnamed female person. Who was eventually sent off in a consular vehicle of an unnamed foreign country. The two were initially detained awhile, released and then redetained several hours later and I’m uncertain whether consular vehicle came the first or the second time. IIRC one of the reports actually mentioned two unnamed females with the Kazacks. If the female DNA is from anyone we’ve heard of to date my money, now that the wife is cleared of it, is on the Kazacks’ female associate(s). Who may or may not still be in the country.

[Enterprise]

That makes the most sense to me so far. It is probably from some female factory worker.

[Stentor]

Wow. Thanks again.