Long Mile Home: Boston Under Attack, the City's Courageous Recovery, and the Epic Hunt for Justice
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Kerman, Max, 174–175
Kessman, Perah, 184
King, Anne, 15
King, David (Dr.)
activities leading to race day, 26–28, 33, 51–53
arrival at MGH and dealing with casualties, 109–113
bio and move to Boston, 14–16
fund-raising, 291–293
lecture at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, 188–189
Obama visit to MGH, 142–144
race day pre-start ritual, 55–57
race performance and completion, 59–63
recognition for service, 219–220, 282
return to running, 293
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 295
Korean Presbyterian Church, 54
Kramer, Ron, 63, 96
Kwah, Joann, 4
Kyrgyzstan, 39–40
Lamarche, Vicma, 4, 6, 76, 258
Larking, Donald, 25, 48
The Last Pick (McGillivray), 30
Lenox Hotel Boston, 67, 129–131
Lin, Austin, 175
Linskey, Dan, 173
Liu, Joy, 123
Liu, Kiva Kuan, 129
Lorenz, Frederick, 70–71, 82, 84
Lu, Lingzi
at bomb site, 72, 74
death from bomb blast, 82, 102
identification as fatality, 107, 123–124
memorial at Copley Square, 214
struggle of family coping, 273
Lu, Yijing, 123
Lynch, Nicole Collier, 148
Lyons, Dan, 261
MacLellan, John, 166–168
Maes, Sharon, 221
Magomedov, Mukhamad, 47
“Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom” (Inspire, 2010), 50
Malden, MA, 182, 183, 198–199
Marathon Monday, ritual and tradition, 3, 31, 53–54, 65–66, 252–253. See also Boston Marathon
Marathon Sports, 67, 73–74, 76–77, 91, 101, 222, 271–272
Marchand, Brad, 219
Marshall, Dan, 79
Martin, Erik, 132–133
Martinez, Gabe, 233
Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)
arrival of victims, 85–87, 105, 110
bomb scare, 106
ER and surgical treatment of casualties, 110–113
Obama visit with victims, 142–144
role in use of ether anesthesia, 108
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
killing of Sean Collier, 150–151
origins at Copley Square, 213
police response to Collier murder, 159
Mass casualty events, 58, 108–110
Materia, Mike, 84, 88
Mattier, Branden, 284
McCaul, Michael, 239, 241
McDermott, John J., 57
McDonough, Erin, 115
McGillivray, Bob, 63–64
McGillivray, Dave
activities leading to race day, 34, 53–55
beginning running career, 19–21
BM responsibilities, 29–31, 96–97, 102
diagnosis of heart problems, 289–291
at funeral service for Krystle, 227–229
planning the 2014 BM, 254–257, 291
ritual running of the course, 54, 63–64, 96, 251–254
McGillivray, Luke, 122, 291
McGillivray, Ryan, 21, 252
McGlynn, Michael, 124, 295
McGurin, Nicole, 5–6, 7
McLaughlin, Sean, 25
Medford, MA, 19, 21, 23–24, 30, 119, 124–125, 227–229
Menino, Thomas (mayor)
arrival at Copley command post, 95
awarding winner’s medals, 66
decision to “shelter in place,” 180–181
at Holy Cross memorial service, 139
media briefings, 184
memorial ceremony at Copley Square, 284
Obama visit to MGH, 143
presence at Dzhokhar capture, 201
support of “Boston Strong” campaign, 216–217
Menino, Tommy, 139
Menk, Ismail, 146
Menton, Patrick, 169, 171
Menton, Tim, 169, 171
Mess, Brendan, 241–243
Michelle (friend of Heather Abbott), 13, 69, 78, 84
Mitchell, Tom, 4–7
Moriarty, Ricky, 169–170
Mount Auburn Hospital, 171–172, 190
Moynihan, Barbara, 228
Mueller, Robert, III, 95, 240
Mullen, Martha, 280
Museum of Fine Arts, 213
Napoli, Mike, 273
Napolitano, Janet, 95, 145
Natick, MA, 3
Native American marathon winners, 57
Nemzer, Josh, 63, 252
New Balance (shoe maker), 217
New England Patriots, recognition of victims, 294
Newman, Dave, 269
Newton, MA, 3, 181
New York City. See also 9/11 Terrorist attacks
Times Square car bomb (2010), 245
New York City Marathon, 58, 293
New Yorker, 250
New York Police Department (NYPD), 230
New York Post, 133
New York Times, 240–241
Next Step Bionics & Prosthetics, 268–269
Nikaeva, Anna, 38, 41
9/11 Terrorist attacks
beginning of war on terrorism, 27
critical incident counseling, 230–231
dealing with residual fear, 31–32, 80, 218, 232
Dzhokhar comments on, 43
findings of 9/11 Commission, 239–240
fund-raising for victims, 217
public safety issues following, 98–99, 108–109
radical Islam and, 245–246
Niss, Alexander, 42
Norden, JP, 105
Norden, Paul, 104–105
North Attleborough, MA, 280
Northeastern College, 213
#onerun Memorial, 282
Nurmenov, Bakhtiar, 40
Oak Grove Cemetery (Medford), 229
Obama, Barack
addressing BM crisis, 95, 98
at Holy Cross cathedral service, 137–140, 212
monitoring BM crisis, 190, 206–207
2004 convention speech, 272
US pursuit of Al-Qaeda, 245–246
visit with victims at MGH, 142–144, 292–293
O’Brien, Sean, 70, 77–78
Odom, John, 282
O’Hara, Shane, 76–77, 222–223, 271–272, 273–274
O’Hara, Steven, 172, 221
Oliveira, Mario, 292–293
Olsen, Matthew, 246
Olympic Games
Athens (1896), 57
London (1908), 57
Tamerlan dream of boxing in, 35
Olympic Physical Therapy, 265–266
One Fund, 215–217, 263–264, 281. See also Fund-raising activities
One Run for Boston, 281–282
Orange Man (aka Alain Ferry), 2, 7
Organ transplantation, 108
Ortiz, Carmen, 94, 279
Ortiz, David, 215, 260–261, 273
Patrick, Deval (governor)
arrival at command post, 94–95
awarding winner’s medals, 66–68
decision to “shelter in place,” 180–181, 190–192, 195
media briefings, 184
participation in manhunt, 190
presence at Dzhokhar capture, 200–201
support of “Boston Strong” campaign, 216–217
visit with BAA staff, 121–122
visit with victims at MGH, 115–116
Patrick, Diane, 192, 200
Patrick, Katherine, 94, 192
Patriot’s Day, meaning and tradition, 3, 17, 31, 37, 50, 98, 287
Patterson, Matt, 79
Payack, Peter, 49, 202
People (magazine), 264–265
Perkins, Earl, 129
Phillipos, Robel, 247–249
Pitt, Malisha, 50
Powell, Mike, 182, 197–199, 202–206
Pressure-cooker bomb
detonation on Boylston Street, 74, 135, 147
identification of components, 97
instructions for making, 50
use at Watertown shootout, 167–168
Prosthetics, 226, 233–235, 262–269, 297
Pugliese, Jeff, 168–169, 172
Radical Islam. See Al-Qaeda; Islam
Rand, Karen, 69, 73, 101
Raytheon Company, 14, 29, 265
Rea, Michael, 169
Reddit (social media site), 132–133. See also Social media
Red Sox. See Boston Red Sox
Reid, Bert, 266
Reis, Nicole, 282
Reynolds, Joe, 165–168, 174
Reynolds, Nick, 215
Richard, Bill and Denise, 72, 114–115, 216, 278, 284
Richard, Henry, 72, 114, 278, 284
Richard, Jane
at bomb site, 72, 74
injured in bomb blast, 79
loss of leg, 114–115
memorial ceremony at Copley Square, 284
singing at Red Sox game, 277–278
Richard, Martin
at bomb site, 72, 74
death from bomb blast, 79, 102
as face of “Boston Strong,” 216
identification as fatality, 107
as image of lost innocence, 114
memorial at Copley Square, 214
Obama reflections on, 138
vigil at Garvey Park, 122–123
Richardson, H. H., 212
Rodgers, Bill, 60
Rolon, Pamela, 147–148
Runner’s World (magazine), 58
Russell, Katherine. See Tsarnaev, Karima
Russia. See also Dagestan
Chechen rebellion, 39
international students in US, 247
security service interest in Tamerlan, 238–241
Tamerlan travels to, 46–47
Todashev departure from, 242–243
Tsarnaev family origins, 35, 39–40
Tsarnaev family return to, 45, 50, 280
“The Russian” (Tamerlan nickname), 42
Ryan, Brendan, 200
Ryan, Jeffrey, 170
Sagal, Peter, 95, 254, 258
Saltalamacchia, Jarrod, 259, 274
Sandy Hook memorial ceremony, 58–59
Sargent, John Singer, 212
Schoenfeld, David, 176–177
Schwartz, Kurt, 95
“Scream tunnel,” 61
Sdoia, Roseann, 14, 81, 83–84, 260, 273, 288, 292
Semper Fi Fund, 233
Semple, Jock, 60–61
September 11. See 9/11 Terrorist attacks.
Shahzad, Faisal, 245
Shapiro, Jonathan, 134
Sheraton Boston, 147
Shorter, Frank, 2
Shorter, Nancy, 79–80, 282
Silva, Steve, 93
Sina Weibo (Chinese social media site), 123
The Slicing Sword . . . (Ahdal), 245
Slipaway II (boat), 194–198, 274–275
Smith & Wollensky (restaurant), 130
Social media
activities posted on race day, 7, 33
early report of explosions, 7, 108–109
first postings and news broadcasts, 93, 105, 107
first postings of bombing, 105
identification of victims, 123–125
identifying Dzhokhar, 132–133, 148
role in bombing investigation, 99–100
support of victims, 233
“Suspect in custody” announcement, 205–206
Tamerlan activities on, 45–46
use by Dzhokhar, 48–49, 50, 127–128, 132, 146
Somerville, MA, 281
Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, 234, 260–261, 264, 267
Spectacle Island, 294–296
Spencer, Mark, 201
Sri Lakshmi Temple, 60
Stanton, Ryan, 169
Stefan, Peter, 280
St. Joseph Church (Medford), 125, 228–229
Strickhouser, Marsha, 281
Suleimanova, Patimat, 250
“Suspect in custody” announcement, 205–206
Swindon, Kevin, 135
Switzer, Katherine, 60–61
Szykniej, Tony, 24
Tarutis, Robert, 125
Tazhayakov, Azamat, 247–249
Teken, Raphael, 241–243
Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE), 239
Thompson, Saro, 204
“Three-mile Island,” 60
Time (magazine), 189
Times Square car bomb (2010), 245
Timko, Joe, 38
Todashev, Ibragim, 242–243
Tran, Kenneth, 204
Trinity Church, 212
Tripathi, Sunil, 133
Trovato, Mike, 203, 204
Tsarnaev, Ailina, 41
Tsarnaeva, Maret, 250
Tsarnaev, Anzor
arrival of family in America, 38–40
building life for family, 40–44
injury and declining health, 44–45
post-bombing news conference, 250
return to Dagestan, 45
Tsarnaev, Bella, 41
Tsarnaev, Dzhokhar, actions before bombing
bomb-making activities, 49–50
education and drug-dealing on campus, 37–38, 48–49
graduation from high school, 46
identified on Boylston Street, 69–70, 74
motivations for bombing, 237, 244–245, 249–250, 279
US citizenship ceremony, 49
view on American foreign policy, 43
Tsarnaev, Dzhokhar, post-bombing actions
at campus dorm room, 131–132, 247
hiding in boat and capture, 195–205
hospitalization at Beth Israel, 205, 244, 278
identification from surveillance video, 134–136, 145–147, 247–249
kidnapping of Danny, 153–163, 165, 244, 275–276
killing of Sean Collier, 150–151
police manhunt, 180–185, 190–195
transfer to prison and awaiting trial, 278–280
Twitter posts, 127–128, 132, 146
Watertown shootout and escape, 165–169, 172–176
Tsarnaev, Karima (“Katie,” formerly Katherine Russell), 45, 280
Tsarnaev, Tamerlan, actions before bombing
anger and radicalization, 35–37, 45, 47–48
attending school, 149–150
bomb-making activities, 49–50
boxing skills, 42–43
expectations of family for, 41
hearing voices in his head, 35, 48
identified on Boylston Street, 69–70, 74, 118
investigation by intelligence agencies, 237–241
marriage to Katherine Russell, 45
motivations for bombing, 237, 249–250, 279
role in Waltham slayings, 241–244
travel to Dagestan, 46–47
Tsarnaev, Tamerlan, post-bombing actions
departure from Boylston Street, 127–128
identification from surveillance video, 135
kidnapping of Danny, 153–163, 165, 244, 275–276
killing of Sean Collier, 150–151
life-saving efforts at Beth Israel, 176–177
police shoot-out and capture, 165–169
transfer of body and burial, 280–281
Tsarnaev, Zahira, 45
Tsarnaev, Zaindy, 39
Tsarnaev, Zubeidat
arrival in America, 38–40
as family matriarch, 41–44
disaffection with America, 45
post-bombing news conference, 250
return to Chechnya, 50
Tsarni, Ruslan, 249–250, 280
Tufts Medical Center, 106–107
Twitter. See Social media
University of Massachusetts Boston, 24, 125, 294
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, 37, 48, 131–132
US Department of Homeland Security, 145, 238–239, 246
Vercollone, Robert, 201
Victims’ fund. See One Fund
Victoria, Ana, 76
Video of Boylston Street. See also Boylston Street
from eyewitnesses, 82, 107, 129
from surveillance cameras, 128–129
police review, 129–131, 230
release of footage to public, 157
social media role, 132–133
suspect identification, 134–136, 145, 147
Wai Kru (martial arts gym), 242
Wallace, Terry, 93
Wall, Brighid and Brendan, 71, 78–79, 276–277
Wall, Declan and Fiona, 276–277
Wall Street Journal, 238
Walter, Chris, 42
Waltham, MA, 241–243
Warren, John Collins, 108
Wartime casualties, IEDs and, 110, 189, 234
Washington Post, 249–250
Watertown, MA
carjacking and kidnap of Danny, 156–160
locating and capture of Dzhokhar, 195–205
lockdown and “shelter in place,” 180–181
manhunt for Dzhokhar, 180–185, 190–195
Tsarnaev brothers shootout with police, 165–169, 172–176
Weissman, Erik, 241–243
Wellesley College, 3, 61
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (Dover, NH), 188–189
West, Cameron, 233
Westin Copley Place Hotel, 94–95, 129–130, 216
Williams, Mervyn, 137
Women, exclusion from BM, 60–61
Worcester, MA, 280–281
Zaimi, Yassine, 133
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