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They all live well for people with no visible means of support.

What a tangle of connections. Also, they all seem to have lots and lots if money. Except for the fancy cars, they don’t live very ostentatiously, but they all seem to have apartments, plenty of spare time and no jobs.

The Tsarnaevs, of course, had welfare and other government income, which they supplemented with drug sales. But this guy seemed to,live even more mysteriously; not even mentioned in the article is the fact that he (according to an earlier report) also travelled to Boston and spent a fair amount of time there.

Believe that on one of the Tsarnaev brothers webpages there was a picture of someone in the middle of masked AQ members and that that person was Todashev.

The fact these people live with no visible means of support and have a comfortable lifestyle only highlights the incompetence of the IRS. The IRS created a living hell for me right after I was discharged from the USAF for a mistake made on my W-2 Form made by the USAF paymaster.

“alot”? And this from a reporter?

Online social networks can reveal alot [sic]. Including information about the relationshps [sic] of Ibragim Todashev, a 27-year-old mixed martial arts fighter and Chechen [sic], that [sic] was fatally shot at his Orlando townhouse.

During a meeting with FBI agents during which Todashev was allegedly being questioned about a triple murder that Boston Bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev is a suspect in [sic][sic][sic][sic][sic], Todasheve [sic] was shot and killed, raising numerous questions in the minds of neighbors and revealing an interesting daisy chain of online links.

Todashev lived, and was killed, [sic]in the Windhaven condominium complex located in [sic] Orlando, Florida, near the Universal Studios theme park. Agents were reportedly talking to the man regarding his suspected role in a 2011 triple murder in Massachusetts.

Following the shooting, Todashev’s neighbors spoke of a person who rarely left the property, [sic] but spent hours detailing and cleaning [sic] a prized vehicle, believed to be [sic] a 1998 Mercedes Benz E Class 300 or 320 with AMG Wheels [sic].

“He was constantly detailing his car, obsessively,” neighbor Brian Carvajal told Communities Digital News in an exclusive interview.

Online social networks cannot, however, explain why the Washington Times would employ someone who writes such egregiously bad English unless this was someone blogging on a Washington Times site. Oh, hey, imagine that:

This is the Communities section at WashingtonTimes.com. Individual contributors are responsible for their content, which is not edited by The Washington Times.

Here, Alan, let me help you:

Online social networks can reveal a great deal of information. This is especially true in the case of Ibragim Todashev, a 27-year-old Chechen mixed martial arts fighter who was fatally shot at his townhouse in the Windhaven condominium complex in Orlando, Florida.

During questioning by FBI agents about his involvement in a 2011 triple murder in Massachusetts linked to Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Todashev reportedly lunged at one of the FBI agents with a knife and was shot and killed. The shooting raised questions among his neighbors and led to the revelation of an interesting daisy chain of online links between Todashev and others involved in the Boston bombing.

Todashev’s neighbor, Brian Carvajal, said Todashev rarely left his townhouse and spent hours obsessively cleaning and detailing a prized vehicle.

“It was a Mercedes. I think it may have been a 1998 Mercedes Benz E Class. But I don't know whether it was the 300 or 320 model. But it had an awesome set of AMG wheels, that's for sure!” Carvajal told Communities Digital News in an exclusive, though largely irrelevant, interview.

Looking through the entire piece, it was obvious that the descriptive paragraphs were derived from descriptions of Todashev by "neighbors," which consisted largely one neighbor, Brian Carvajal, who was referenced at least 10 times in the story.