Ricin Attack Predicted in January by John McAfee

John McAfee was interviewed by Alex Jones on January 4th, 2013. Mr. McAfee exposes a multi national plan to manufacture and deliver ricin poison which has recently came out in the news.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/17/us/...

Boston Marathon Bombing : Suspect Identified Visually by Officials & First Description

REPORT: Boston Bombing Suspect First Description - 4/17/13
April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Julianna Goldman updates the investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)

BREAKING : Marathon Boston Bombing Suspect First Description

BOSTON - Investigators believe they have identified a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing from security video and an official statement was expected later in the day, a U.S. law enforcement source said on Wednesday.

However, no arrest had been made, three separate U.S. government and law enforcement sources told Reuters.

Police may make an appeal to the public for more information at a news conference scheduled for later on Wednesday, a U.S. government source said.

Earlier, CNN reported that a suspect was in custody, citing law enforcement sources. But then the network cited three sources who said no one was under arrest after all.

The identification of a possible suspect marked the most significant publicly disclosed break since Monday's blast at the marathon finish line killed three people and injured 176 others.

Investigators were also searching through thousands of pieces of evidence from cell phone pictures to shrapnel shards pulled from victims' legs.

Based on shards of metal, fabric, wires and a battery recovered at the scene, the focus turned to whoever may have made bombs in pressure cooker pots and taken them in heavy black nylon bags to the finish line of the world-famous race watched by crowds of spectators.

A stretch of Boston's Boylston Street almost a mile long and blocks around it remained closed as investigators searched for clues in the worst attack on U.S. soil since the hijacked plane strikes of Sept. 11, 2001.

Cities across the United States were on edge after Monday's blasts in Boston. Adding to the nervousness was the announcement that mail containing a suspicious substance addressed to a lawmaker and to President Barack Obama. The FBI said, however, that agents had found no link the attack in Boston.

The blasts at the finish line of Monday's race injured 176 people and killed three: an 8-year old boy, Martin Richard, a 29-year-old woman, Krystle Campbell and a Boston University graduate student who was a Chinese citizen.

Boston University identified the student as Lu Lingzi.

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.

"Whether it's homegrown, or foreign, we just don't know yet. And so I'm not going to contribute to any speculation on that," said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who until January was Massachusetts' senior senator. "It's just hard to believe that a Patriots' Day holiday, which is normally such time of festivities, turned into bloody mayhem." - Reuters

BREAKING: Suspect Identified In Boston Marathon Bombing

Boston Marathon bombings: Suspect identified on video, no arrest : Investigators believe they have identified a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing from security video and an official statement was expected later in the day, a law enforcement source said on Wednesday. However, no arrest had been made, three separate government and law enforcement sources told Reuters. Police may make an appeal to the public for more information at a news conference scheduled for later on Wednesday, a government source said.

Authorities may have identified a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, CNN reports. The FBI is holding a press conference at 5:00 p.m. and may announce the news then. CNN attributed the news to an unnamed source, and reported that the breakthrough in the investigation came from analyzing department store surveillance video and video from a news station. The Boston Globe reported that officials have found an image of "a suspect carrying, and perhaps dropping, a black bag at the second bombing scene."

BREAKING! Suspicious Letter to Obama Puts D.C. on Alert & Letter Near Senator Shelby's Office Evacuates Parts Of Capitol Building

April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's chief Washington correspondent Peter Cook reports on the heightened security around Washington D.C. as the Secret Service announces the discovery of a suspicious substance in a letter addressed to President Barack Obama. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." Bloomberg's Peter Cook reports on a suspicious package at Capitol Hill and the deployment of Capitol Police. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg) Bomb Team Deployed to Senator Shelby's Capitol Hill Office