BOSTON, MA - APRIL 15: Image of "Suspect No. 2" Dzhokhar Tsarnaev released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on April 19, 2013, a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing. The twin bombings at the 116-year-old Boston race resulted in the deaths of three people with more than 170 others injured. (Image credit: Getty Images North America via @daylife)  Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said the two brothers suspected of carrying out the atrocities at the Boston Marathon on Monday were not radicalized in that south Russian country.  “We know nothing about the Tsarnaevs; they never lived in Chechnya, they lived and studied in the United States,” Kadyrov told Russian journalists. “It has become a tradition to blame everything on Chechens, even a tsunami.”  Over the last 24 hours, the FBI identified two Chechen immigrants suspected in the Marathon massacre as Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and his 19 year old brother Dzhokhar.  Both have never lived in Chechnya, according to his aunt Maret Tsarnaev, who has spoken out about the tragedy with anger and disbelief. The brothers have been in the U.S. for over five years, with Tamerlan having studied at Bunker Hill Community College. The younger brother Dzhokhar attended the University of Massachusetts in Dartmouth. The school is under a forced evacuation with bomb sniffing dogs searching his dorm in the Pine Dale housing of UMass student residency.  Both were the subject of a massive manhunt in Watertown, Mass in the wee hours of Friday morning, where police sealed off a 20-block radius where the suspects were believed to be holed up and warned the public to stay indoors.  Following a deadly shoot out, Tamerlan was pronounced dead at Beth Israel Deaconess at 01:35 this morning from blast wounds and gun shot wounds.  One security official from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sean Collier, was killed in the gun fight.  Boston is currently on lock down order from the state police.  The boys’ uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, said his younger nephew should turn himself in. He called Dzhokhar a “loser” who has shamed his family and Chechens in the bloody aftermath of the Boston Marathon on Monday.  Dzhokhar has not been apprehended, police authorities said.  The police said they will conduct a search and then a controlled explosion of a house on Norfolk Street in Cambridge where the brothers supposedly lived. No time has been given for the controlled blast at the home.
Chechen leader: Don't blame us. Boston police say will conduct controlled explosion of home believed to belong to Tsarnaev's in Cambridge later today.