Cellphone Video of Initial Blast Aftermath / Additional BMB Videos 

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By Max Malone and Anonpyrates

The following videos are presented with the caveat that they may contain potentially misleading or uncertain visual information. Readers should exercise extreme care when presenting and analyzing such evidence. The videos are not conclusive and are intended for research and discussion purposes only.-JFT

This cellphone video captures the immediate seconds following the first blast of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing. Taken several meters away from where the bomb was detonated, the footage documents a number of apparent figures who subsequently appear in media coverage as purportedly injured from the ordnance.

Along these lines, an overarching feature of the video is the visual and aural absence of the bomb’s fallout in terms of traumatic and injurious effects alongside property damage that would likely attend detonation and the broad dispersal of variously-shaped shrapnel. For instance, the photo to the right shows the Lenscrafters retail outlet’s front windows burst asunder. However, in the cellphone video the very same windows are thoroughly intact for a considerable time following the first blast.               
Recall also that severe maiming and wounds from shrapnel were repeatedly recounted to reporters by Boston area hospital physicians attending to at least several dozen bombing victims (See, for example,here,  here, here, here, and here). Medical authorities have since confirmed three dead and 264 injuries from the attack. Yet the most severe reactions to the bomb evidenced in this video are disorientation and swift voluntary movement away from the blast and smoke.

Further detailed analysis and discussion of the images and their significance as proof of the event’s potential staged features may be found at nodisinfo.com.
A more recent video by Anonpyrates presents several unusual maneuvers at the initial Marathon bombsite, including “the lady in the pink vest” who appears uninjured and is clearly mobile prior to being transported out in a wheelchair. Also, why are so many non-police and EMT figures allowed to permeate the location, including what are apparently photojournalists, when the likelihood of another ordnance has not yet been determined?

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