They keep saying 'people who came here to kill. People.

[xchrom]

Came here from where?

[Roland99]

1. Dunno...but if that's the case, then Sunil Tripathi is NOT one of the suspects

at least not the "missing" Brown student.

[elleng]

2. 'They' who?

[Roland99]

3. Police...via reporters in TV (specifically...MSNBC...just heard it)

[elleng]

8. NBC/MSNBC said it once,

they didn't 'keep' saying it, they were careful not to do so, imo.

[octoberlib]

4. Tweet

Andrew Kaczynski ?@BuzzFeedAndrew 57s
RT @TheStalwart: NBC reiterating its report that suspects came from overseas a year ago, and have military background

[BainsBane]

5. Is one the Pakistani associated with Brown U?

Really we know nothing about this.

[cali]

7. He is not Pakistani. He was born in the U.S.

[BainsBane]

10. Well then he is either not one of the bombers

Or the police are wrong about both being foreign. I though Sunil was an Indian name anyway.

[JI7]

12. it is indian, his dad is from india but he was born here

but they have not officially confirmed that the missing student is the same person as the bombing suspect .

[cali]

6. I think you may be reading too much into this

I heard it and the context doesn't support your suspicions. It's more like came to Watertown to kill people with the stress being on where they headed to not where they came from. At least that's my take.

[octoberlib]

9. Who knows at this point? Could mean anything.

NBC News ?@NBCNews 3m
Bombing suspects have international ties and have been in US for as long as a year, law enforcement sources say


http://nbcnews.to/11k4DVY



Michael Skolnik ?@MichaelSkolnik 2m
Police certainly said names over the scanner, I heard them myself. But, NBC is refuting that. We will see

[JI7]

13. if it really isn't the missing student could the names on the scanner be a result of calls they are

getting from people who think the bomber is the missing student ?

[aquart]

11. Not "people." Men.

This is another one of those guy things.