Long Mile Home: Boston Under Attack, the City's Courageous Recovery, and the Epic Hunt for Justice (36 page)

“The number of individuals remains limited”
:
“Empowering Local Partners to Prevent Violent Extremism in the United States,”
The White House
, August 2011, http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/empowering_local_partners.pdf.

The three friends were among
:
Maria Sacchetti and Matt Carroll, “Portrait emerges of immigrants’ friendship with bombing suspect,”
Boston Globe
, May 1, 2013.

shared a black BMW
:
Jennifer Levitz and Paul Sonne, “Heritage Linked Suspect, Students,”
Wall Street Journal,
May 3, 2013.

The car had a fake license plate
:
David Filipov, “Kazakh students drove BMW with license plate reading ‘Terrorista #1’”
Boston Globe
, May 3, 2013.

Tazhayakov’s father would explain
:
Richard Weir, “Dad of suspect: ‘We are not terrorists,’”
Boston Herald
, May 17, 2013.

“Terrorista #1 doesn’t mean Osama bin Laden”
:
MacQuarrie, Sacchetti, and Filipov, “Brothers first planned.”

two days after the bombing
:
Accounts of the alleged actions of Kadyrbayev, Tazhayakov, and Phillipos after the bombing come from the following sources: Evan Perez, Jennifer Levitz, and Jon Kamp, “U.S. Charges Three More in Boston Marathon Case,”
Wall Street Journal
, May 1, 2013; Allen G. Breed, “Bomb Suspect’s Friends’ Road To Arrest,” Associated Press, May 1, 2013; Michael Wines and Katharine Q. Seelye, “After Boston Attack, 3 Friends Covered It Up, Prosecutors Say,”
New York Times
, May 1, 2013; Brian MacQuarrie and Todd Wallack, “Three accused of obstructing bombing investigation,”
Boston Globe
, May 2, 2013; and the federal indictment of Kadyrbayev and Tazhayakov, August 8, 2013.

Kadyrbayev’s lawyer contended
:
Maria Sacchetti, “Third college friend of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev indicted,”
Boston Globe
, August 29, 2013; MacQuarrie and Wallack, “Three accused.”

After hours of searching
:
Federal indictment of Kadyrbayev and Tazhayakov.

An opinion writer
:
Alexandra Petri, “Uncle Ruslan’s inspiring words —a moment we needed,”
Washington Post
, April 19, 2013, http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/compost/wp/2013/04/19/uncle-ruslans-inspiring-words-a-moment-we-needed/.

The
New Yorker
said
:
Nicholas Thompson, “The Suspects’ Uncle,”
New Yorker
, April 19, 2013, http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2013/04/the-suspects-uncle.html.

“I’m suspicious that this was staged”
:
Transcript of Maret Tsarnaeva press conference, CNN, April 19, 2013, http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1304/19/cnr.09.html.

he wasn’t an extremist
:
Kirit Radia, “Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s Aunt, Uncle: Nephew Was Deeply Religious but Not an Extremist,”
ABC News
, April 22, 2013.

“A man who takes Islam”
:
Miriam Elder, “Tsarnaev aunt reveals further details about visit to Dagestan,”
Guardian
, April 21, 2013.

it was all “lies and hypocrisy”
:
David Caruso, Michael Kunzelman, and Max Seddon, “Mother of bomb suspects insists sons are innocent,” Associated Press, April 29, 2013.

the bombing had complicated things
:
McGillivray interviews.

they prepared to set off
:
Nemzer interviews.

Jacobs picked up on it
:
Interview of Ed Jacobs by Scott Helman, October 2013; McGillivray interviews.

“Goddamn it, I’m not going to let”
:
Sagal interview.

More than one political leader promised
:
Michael Muskal and Molly Hennessy-Fiske, “Pressure-cooker lid, other pieces tied to Boston marathon bombing found,”
Los Angeles Times
, April 17, 2013; “Kerry: Boston Marathon will return, ‘bigger and better’ than ever,”
CBS News
, April 18, 2013.

it was clear immediately
:
Interviews of McGillivray and Tom Grilk by Scott Helman, September 2013.

One of the first things
:
Matt Pepin, “Non-finishers can run in 2014,”
Boston Globe
, May 17, 2013.

The BAA ultimately announced
:
Grilk and McGillivray interviews.

limited number of nonelite runners
:
Boston Athletic Association, “Important Information Regarding Submissions Requesting Invitational Entries by those impacted by the events of April 15, 2013,” November 18, 2013, http://www.baa.org/news-and-press/news-listing/2013/november/2014-boston-marathon-limited-invitational-entries.aspx.

Before they turned to 2014
:
McGillivray interviews; “Fresh Finish,”
Runner’s World
, June 4, 2013, http://www.runnersworld.com/races/fresh-finish.

she had promised him the trip
:
Lamarche interviews.

Peter Sagal was moved
:
Sagal interview.

Heather Abbott was back at Fenway Park
:
This chapter is based on interviews of and reporting on Heather Abbott by Jenna Russell, in 2013, as well as interviews of Geremia, Matt Albuquerque, and Bert Reid; and the following additional sources: Kay Lazar, “Caregivers become confidantes as marathon victims heal,”
Boston Globe
, June 9, 2013; “Heather Abbott throwing out the first pitch at Fenway Park,” posted by dayocreative on YouTube, May 12, 2013, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsHs86XodP0.

For Shane O’Hara and his staff
:
O’Hara interviews.

The celebration carried into Thursday
:
David Filipov, Billy Baker, and Martine Powers, “Red Sox fans flock to Fenway, Marathon finish line,”
Boston Globe
, October 31, 2013.

Two days later
:
Bryan Marquard, “Fans throng the city for World Series victory celebration,”
Boston Globe
, November 3, 2013; David Filipov, “A pause to pay tribute, to weep at Marathon finish line,”
Boston Globe
, November 3, 2013; O’Hara interviews.

After Dzhokhar
:
Henneberry interviews.

Danny didn’t tell his parents a thing
:
Danny interviews.

It started before
:
Wall interviews.

More than a few citizens
:
Kevin Cullen, “The Red Sox as America’s Team?”
Boston Globe
, October 25, 2013; Michael Walsh, “Red Sox game sees Boston Marathon victim, seven, sing national anthem,”
New York Daily News
, October 14, 2013.

“we are making progress”
:
Richard Family Updates
, accessed October 2013, http://richardfamilyboston.tumblr.com.

One thing she loved
:
Tenley Woodman, “Big (Irish) step to her new life,”
Boston Herald
, August 16, 2013; Zachary T. Sampson, “Young step-dancers perform to honor Jane Richard, injured in Boston Marathon bombings,”
Boston Globe
, April 27, 2013, http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/2013/04/27/young-stepdancers-stepdancers-perform-honor-jane-richards-injured-boston-marathon-bombings/FphVyr6dZQm6sqqq6X2iTM/story.html;
Richard Family Updates
.

US marshals had quietly transferred him
:
Brian MacQuarrie and Liz Kowalczyk, “Bombing suspect moved to Devens,”
Boston Globe
, April 27, 2013; Milton J. Valencia, “Tsarnaev restrictions spark legal debate,”
Boston Globe
, October 6, 2013.

In announcing the indictment
:
Press conference unveiling the federal indictment against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, June 27, 2013; David Abel and Martin Finucane, “Tsarnaev indicted on 30 counts,”
Boston Globe
, June 28, 2013.

he decided he had a message to send
:
Jacobs, Filipov, and Wen, “The Fall of the House of Tsarnaev.” Additional reporting contributed by Jacobs, Filipov, and Wen.

he came into the courtroom
:
David Abel and Eric Moskowitz, “As kin, survivors watch, Tsarnaev pleads not guilty,”
Boston Globe
, July 11, 2013; Richard A. Serrano, “Tsarnaev denies bombing charges in court,”
Los Angeles Times
, July 11, 2013.

the body of his brother Tamerlan
:
Lauren Dezenski, Milton J. Valencia, and John R. Ellement, “Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s body is in Worcester funeral home where services are being planned,”
Boston Globe
, May 3, 2013, http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/2013/05/03/tamelan-tsarnaev-body-longer-north-attleboro-funeral-home-company-says/v6NAWytPxh5SR4p7q2hMxM/story.html; “Marathon suspect’s in-laws testify at grand jury,” Associated Press, September 13, 2013.

wanted to bring her son’s body
:
Wesley Lowery and David Filipov, “Activist: Parents of Marathon bombing suspect have ‘made their peace’ with his burial,”
Boston Globe
, May 9, 2013.

Tamerlan wouldn’t be laid to rest in Cambridge
:
Brian MacQuarrie and Wesley Lowery, “Question of site for burial goes on,”
Boston Globe
, May 9, 2013.

Martha Mullen stepped in
:
Wesley Lowery, “Virginia woman who coordinated Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s burial says protests showed ‘America at its worst,’”
Boston Globe
, May 10, 2013, http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/2013/05/10/virginia-woman-who-coordinated-tamerlan-tsarnaev-burial-says-protests-showed-america-its-worst/MUVSIfHsGMxp23XC1tJOCN/story.html#sthash.8Qtame2P.dpuf; Wesley Lowery and Matt Viser, “Marathon bombing suspect buried in Virginia,”
Boston Globe
, May 11, 2013.

They parked his truck
:
Brian Ballou, “Police, governor also honor slain MIT officer,”
Boston Globe
, April 23, 2013.

Collier acquired the municipal badge
:
Jarret Bencks, “Sean Collier posthumously receives Somerville badge,”
Boston Globe
, August 23, 2013.

That same spirit drove
:
Eric Moskowitz, “A long night’s journey with One Run for Boston,”
Boston Globe
, June 30, 2013.

capped off the benefit run
:
Bella English, “With grit, determination Odoms adjust to a new life,”
Boston Globe
, July 9, 2013.

Allison Byrne was among thousands
:
Interview of Alain Ferry by Scott Helman, June 2013; Peter Schworm, “With memories and spirits strong, runners to take to the line again,”
Boston Globe
, May 24, 2013.

She was nervous about participating
:
Byrne interviews; Ferry interview; Jackie Bruno, “Taking back the Boston Marathon finish line,”
NECN
, May 24, 2013, http://www.necn.com/05/24/13/Taking-back-the-Boston-Marathon-finish-l/landing.html?blockID=841977.

The trauma surgeon stepped onstage
:
King interviews.

Her friends weren’t wild about the idea
:
Abbott interviews.

There was even a brazen imposter
:
Interviews of Boston city officials by Jenna Russell, 2013; Derek J. Anderson, “Brothers plead not guilty to attempting to defraud One Fund,”
Boston Globe
, September 12, 2013.

At dawn the next morning
:
David Abel, “Boston Marathon bombing memorial is dismantled,”
Boston Globe
, June 25, 2013.

It was their first visit to the memorial
:
Patty Campbell remarks at the memorial dismantling, June 25, 2013; interview of Billy Campbell by Scott Helman, September 2013.

Shana Cottone didn’t recognize the feeling
:
Cottone interviews.

He’d done this hundreds of times
:
McGillivray interviews.

David King hadn’t written a speech
:
King interviews.

“You have to smile, babe”
:
Campbell interviews.

The October weekend had been busy
:
Abbott interviews.

Note: Abbreviations BM and MGH stand for Boston Marathon andMassachusetts General Hospital, respectively. The page numbers in this index refer to the printed version of this book. To find the corresponding locations in the text of this digital version, please use the “search” function on your e-reader. Note that not all terms may be searchable.

Abbott, Heather

activities leading to race day, 33, 66, 69

arrival at hospital, 103–104

attempt to save foot, 116–118,186–188

bio and move to Boston, 13–14, 28–29

bomb injuries and evacuation, 80–81, 84–85, 87–88

ceremonial first pitch at Red Sox game, 259–261

dealing with amputation, 225–227,235–236, 265–267

return to Boylston Street, 283–284

return to dating scene, 296

return to life and work, 261–267

return to running, 267, 296–297

wearing prosthetic leg, 268–269

Abbott, Rosemary, 117–118, 187, 262

Al-Barzakh Cemetery (Doswell),280–281

Albens, Timothy

called for police support, 92, 94

reviewing video footage, 128–129, 135–136

suspect manhunt/capture, 145–146, 152, 175, 181–182, 200

Albuquerque, Matt, 269

Alharbi, Abdulrahman, 99–100

Allan, John, 242

Allston, MA, 242

Al-Qaeda, 50, 239–240, 244–246

Amputations

about IED trauma and, 92

aftermath of bombings, 105–107

developments at MGH, 108

experience of Celeste Corcoran, 234–235

experiences of Heather Abbott,117–118, 186–188, 225–227,235–236, 265–267

lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan, 234

prosthetics and rehabilitation,233–235, 264–265

Antiterrorism, US efforts, 237–241

Arredondo, Carlos, 75, 105, 264, 283

Arsenal Hall (Watertown), 183–184

Ashland, MA, 60–61

Ashmont (Boston neighborhood), 114

ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives), 94

Awlaki, Anwar al-, 245–246

Ayer, MA, 278

BAA Road Race, 57

Baiev, Khassan, 38

Baker, Colin, 122–123

Barhoum, Salaheddin, 133

Bauman, Jeff, 74, 105–106, 113, 118, 264, 273

Beacon Hill Runners, 52

Beacon Street, 61

Benoit Samuelson, Joan, 297

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

care of bombing victims, 104–106

care of Dzhokhar, 205, 244, 278

care of Tamerlan, 176–177

David King internship, 15

Beth Said Yes
(boat), 275

Bettencourt, Zach, 132

Biden, Jill, 214

Biden, Joe, 68, 217

Bidgood, Jess, 13, 78, 85, 87

Black Falcon Cruise Terminal, 131

Bocaletti, Alma, 72–73

Boston Athletic Association

BM origins and history, 57–58

McGillivray as BM manager, 19, 54–55

preparations for 2014 race, 255–256

presenting 2013 medals, 121–122

support of victims, 227–228

Boston Athletic Club, 68

Boston Bruins, 219

Boston Children’s Hospital, 104–106

Boston College, 3

Boston EMS, 84, 105, 115

Boston Globe
, xi, 35, 58, 107, 133, 299

Boston Marathon (the race).
See also
Marathon Monday

about meaning and tradition of, 2–3

beginning and history, 57

course description, 59–60

crossing finish line on Boylston Street, 3–4, 121, 257

excluding women, 60–61

numbers of entrants, 57–58

passing the “haunted mile,” 61

pre-race jitters, 55–56

qualifying requirements, 58

running as a lifestyle, 257–258

weather concerns, 58

Boston Marathon (1897), 57

Boston Marathon (1917), 57

Boston Marathon (1968), 58

Boston Marathon (1975), 57

Boston Marathon (1996), 291

Boston Marathon (2005), 57

Boston Marathon (2011), 58

Boston Marathon (2012), 37

Boston Marathon (2013)

crossing finish line, 3–4, 62–63, 66, 257

crossing line at “the Castle,” 120–121

McGillivray ritual run, 54, 63–64, 96, 251–254

#onerun memorial, 282

reaction to explosions, 6–9

returning runner’s bags, 97, 99, 102,120–121

Sandy Hook memorial ceremony, 58–59

start of race, 59–60

Tsarnaev brothers arrival on Boylston, 69–70

Tsarnaev brothers bomb placement, 74

Boston Marathon (2014)

“I will be back next year,” 121

beginning plans for, 254–257, 291

Boston Medical Center, 104–107,137, 223

Boston Memorial Run (St. Petersburg, FL), 281

Boston Police

collection of crime scene evidence, 96–97, 102

critical incident counseling, 229–231

dealing with added bomb scares, 106, 134

establishment of command post, 93–94

establishment of video center, 131

identification of suspects, 145–147

search for additional explosives, 93, 97–99

surveillance video review, 134–136

“Suspect in custody” announcement,205–206

Boston Pops Orchestra, 282

Boston Public Library, 3–4, 128, 212

Boston Red Sox

game day on Marathon Monday, 3, 28, 66, 69–70

role in supporting recovery, 191, 215, 217

victim recognition, 259–261,277–278, 294

World Series celebration,273–274

“Boston Strong”

about public response, 113–114, 258

as campaign to support victims, 214–220

celebration of “suspect in custody,”205–206

Copley Square memorial, 211–214

criticism and backlash, 215–216

“I will be back next year,” 121, 254–257

spirit of perseverance as, 138–139

sudden appearance of T-shirts, 207, 215

victim’s fund, 215–217

Boston University, 8, 107, 123, 129, 213

Boylston Street.
See also
Video of Boylston Street

about crossing finish line, 3–4, 62, 257

arrival of Tsarnaev brothers, 69–70

bomb placement, 74, 135, 147

collection of crime scene evidence, 96–97, 102

detonation of first bomb, 6–7, 75–80,82, 103

detonation of second bomb, 77–78, 79–84, 91–93

first response and evacuations, 84–89

memorials and remembrances, 211–212

#onerun memorial, 282

restoration and reopening, 219–223,283–284

rumors of third bomb, 93

search for explosives, 97–99

surveillance video footage, 128–131

2014 BM planning, 256

World Series celebration, 273–274

Brigham and Women’s Hospital, 109,115–116, 139, 225, 260

arrival of victims, 88, 103–106

Brignolia, Lawrence, 170

Brookline Lunch (Allston), 242

Brown, Ellison (“Tarzan”), 57

Brown, Isabelle, 213

Brown, Kevin, 212–214, 284

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), 94, 205

Burfoot, Amby, 58

Byrne, Allison, 79–80, 107, 282

Cafarelli, Joseph, 204, 206

Campbell, Bill (Red Sox relief pitcher), 30

Campbell, Billy, III, 24, 119, 140, 294

Campbell, Billy, Jr. and Patty

on capture of Dzhokhar, 207

Copley Square memorial visit, 216, 285

media briefing, 119–120

misidentification of Krystle, 101

Obama visit with family, 140

relationship with Krystle, 16, 24

Spectacle Island visit, 293–296

Campbell, Jeff, 204

Campbell, Krystle

about person and personality of,16–19, 23–25

activities before race day, 33, 68–69

arrival at Marathon Sports, 73

death from bomb blast, 77, 101

family tribute to memory, 119–120

funeral service, 227–229

identification as fatality, 107

memorials and remembrances, 124–125

Campbell, Lillian, 229, 295

Carpenter, Matt, 121

Caruso, Jimmy, 169–171

Casparian, Dara, 260

Cates, Kaitlynn, 293

Cathedral of the Holy Cross, 65, 137, 212

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),238–241

Challenged Athletes Foundation, 296–297

Charlesmark Hotel, 220

Charlie’s Kitchen, 190

Chase, Mike, 79

Chatham, Matt, 85

Chechnya, 39, 42, 45, 46

Chicago Marathon, 58

Chocolate Race (St. Catherines, Ontario), 258

Cleveland Circle, 61

Collier, Andrew, 148, 281, 292

Collier, Kelley, 149

Collier, Sean A.

beginning police career, 149–150

murder by Tsarneav brothers,150–152, 170, 179, 243–244

police response to murder, 159, 232

remembrances and memorial, 214

Colombo, John, 68–69

Colon, Miguel, 167

Conley, Daniel, 94

Conway, Bryan, 124, 125

Cookie’s Corner, 1

Coolidge Corner, 61

Copley, John Singleton, 212

Copley Square

as BM runner’s goal, 1

creating victims’ memorial, 211–214

dismantling memorial, 284–285

opening streets to, 221–222

planning 2014 BM, 225–226

World Series celebration, 273–274

Corcoran, Carmen, 235

Corcoran, Celeste

bombing injuries, 104–105

dealing with amputation, 234–235

road to recovery, 273

Corcoran, Sydney, 104

Correale, Rich, 183, 197–206

Cottone, Shana

arrival in Boston, 31–32

beginning police career, 21–23

coping with memories, 231–232, 287–289

first response and victim evacuations, 81–87, 100–101, 140–142

race day patrol assignment, 65, 67

race day preparations, 33

recognition for service, 289

Cox, Nick, 197–198, 202, 205–206

Crandell, David, 267

Critical incident counseling, 229–231

Dagestan.
See also
Russia

origins of Zubeidat’s family, 39

return of Anzor and Zubeidat from US, 45, 250

Tamerlan travels to, 46–47, 239

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, 149

Daniel, Mery, 264

Danling, Zhou, 72

Danny (carjacking victim), 153–163, 165, 244, 275–276

Davis, Edward

arriving at bomb sites, 91–92

as runner in BM, 68

capture of Dzhokhar, 204

conduct of police search, 173–175

establishment of command post, 93–94

identification of Tsarnaev brothers, 135

involvement in investigation, 129–130, 145–146, 152, 159

memorial ceremony at Copley Square, 284

testifying before Congress, 240, 246

Davis, Jim, 83–84, 86–88, 99–100

Defense of the Muslim Lands
(Azzam), 245

Dello Russo Funeral Home (Medford), 227

Deltufo, Maria, 122

DesLauriers, Rick, 92, 94, 99, 145–147, 200

Dessia, Lelisa, 66

Deveau, Edward, 173–174, 175, 183

DiFava, John, 150, 151, 280

Dobens, Chris, 215

Dominici, Amy, 227–228

Donohue, Kim, 170, 171–172

Donohue, Richard (“Dic”), 169–174, 190, 292

Donohue, Richie, 170

Dorchester (Boston neighborhood),45, 72, 114, 122, 277

Doswell, MA, 281

Downes, Patrick, 113

“Dubstep” (motivational music), 53

Dumont, Christopher, 171

Dyson, Jane, 172

Eaton, Frank, 20–21, 63

Emerson College, 213

Evans, Terry, 68

Evans, Will, 68

Evans, William

as runner in BM, 68

becoming the search point man, 140

capture of Dzhokhar, 197

role in Dzhokhar search, 176, 182,190–191

Evergreen Cemetery, 21

Facebook.
See
Social media

Fairmont Copely Plaza Hotel, 130

Falmouth Road Race (Cape Cod), 258

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

attention drawn to Tamerlan, 45–46,237–241

called upon for support, 92, 94–95

capture of Dzhokhar, 198–200

cooperation with Boston Police, 99

interrogation of Alharbi, 100

interrogation of Dzhokhar, 244–245

Federal Security Service (Russia), 238–241

Feinberg, Ken, 217

Fenni, Ismail, 26

Ferry, Alain (aka Orange Man), 2, 7

The First Obligation After Iman
(Azzam), 245

Fitzemeyer, Melanie, 228

Flanagan, Shalane, 2

Fleming, Brian, 229–231

Floyd, Lizzy, 168

Foley, Pat, 70, 82–84, 86–88

Formica, Amy, 4, 255

Fort Devens, MA, 278

Fort Hood shooting (2009), 245

Forum (bar and restaurant), 69–74, 77–78, 80–82, 84–85, 87, 91, 105, 225, 283–284

Framingham Center, 3

Fucarile, Marc, 83–84, 86, 88, 107, 234

Fund-raising activities, 113, 141,215–217, 263, 291–292, 294.
See also
One Fund

Geary, Samantha, 260

Geremia, Jason, 13, 66, 78, 84–85, 87, 116–117, 187–188, 226, 236, 262

Getchell, Tim, 18, 25, 229, 295

Glasby, Andrew, 131

Gomes, Jonny, 273–274

Gomolin, Robin, 125

Gorman, Siobhan, 71

Graham Putnam & Mahoney Funeral Parlors (Worcester), 280

Graham, Sally, 214

Grigelevich, Scott, 130–131

Grilk, Tom, 63, 227, 252, 254–255, 257

Guenther, Karen, 233

Hagopian, Mark, 220–221

Hall, Michelle, 5–6, 8, 93

Harvard Medical School, 108, 213

Hasan, Nidal Malik, 245

Haslet-Davis, Adrianne, 264–265, 284

“Haunted mile,” 61

Havens, Rich, 102

Heartbreak Hill, 3, 62

Hennebery, Beth, 194–197, 274–275

Hennebery, David, 193–197, 202, 274–275

Hereford Street, 62

Herlihy, Joanna, 36

Herr, Hugh, 234

Hines, Chip (Rev.), 229

Holder, Eric, 279

Hopkinton, MA

as beginning point for BM, 1–4

final race preparations, 55–56

McGillivray ritual run, 96, 251–252

Sandy Hook memorial ceremony, 58–59