Well, I for one look forward to the Rolling Stone article.
Here is a brief look at what it will cover:
http://www.rollingstone.com/culture...ing-stones-boston-bomber-cover-story-20130716
"July 16, 2013 6:00 PM ET
In the new issue of Rolling Stone, contributing editor Janet Reitman <snip>
• Around 2008, Jahar’s older brother Tamerlan confided to his mother that he felt like "two people" were inside him. She confided this to a close friend who felt he might need a psychiatrist, but Zubeidat believed that religion would be the cure for her son’s inner demons and growing mental instability, and pushed him deeper into Islam.
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Wow, interesting. I found this quite interesting also:
• Jahar shared few details of his troubled home life with even his closest friends. In the months leading up to the bombing, his family had disintegrated. His parents were both living in Russia. His two older sisters were estranged. Only Tamerlan, who was becoming increasingly devout and judgmental of all non-Muslims, was still in Boston. When one of Jahar’s friends asked to meet Tamerlan, Jahar said, "No, you don't want to meet him."