critical. because the fbi released the photographs of the two suspects around 5:15 p.m. eastern on that thursday afternoon. and if they can prove that these three suspects identified or recognized those pictures from the boston marathon, the two suspects, and then subsequently got a phone call from dzhokhar tsarnaev saying, you know, please go to my room and throw away x, y and z, that would be a pretty solid case of obstruction of justice. it would be a very solid case. but even if they can t prove that, there s a concept in the law called willful blindness. and if they get a call from somebody they know and say, by the way, quickly get rid of this knapsack, get rid of this, get rid of that, that might be enough even though they didn t know they were involved in the bombing because they didn t ask. they willfully blinded themselves to the knowledge that would make that a crime. i think they have a pretty solid
possibility that his client might have taken a knapsack and other damning evidence and thrown it away and hid it in a dump and not find that significant or at least noteworthy. rudy giuliani here to help me with this. couple of days after a bombing like this, somebody wants you to throw a knapsack in the river. neil: yeah. but he s not drawing any connection. these guys are college students? come on. [ laughter ] neil: all right. what s suspicious, two guys who come from dagestan tell you hey, i got to get rid of some stuff in my apartment. do you mind disposing of it, and the computer, too, right? neil: it doesn t make sense then. i want to get rid neil: you re tying it in a black bag. how come you re not doing it? neil: right. my answer would be, well, you want to get rid of it, you get
rid of it. why does somebody else have to? come on. this case is going to be a neil: here is the lawyer that i m depending on. that to me sounds goofy because you obviously have information you know a knapsack that belonged to your friend. you re just willy nilly throwing it out, apparently to hear the lawyer tell it, unbeknownst to you that this could be, i don t know, evidence. well, i would think that what it suggests to me is that they re not telling the truth about this. if they re not telling the truth about this, then it opens up everything else. what else aren t they telling the truth about? if they re basically saying, gosh, we had no idea that this had anything to do with the bombing, even though it was just a few days after, right in the vicinity of the bombing, two guys that look like they could conceivably be involved in something like this, given that i pre dielections, asking them to three things away, when you generally throw them away yourself. if you had no inkl
one of the other lawyers. harlan, last name. and i represent azamat tazhayakov. can you tell us about your client, the first appearance. how are they doing? do they deny the charges? dias kadyrbayev absolutely denies the charges. as we ve said from the very beginning, he assisted the f.b.i. in this investigation. he is just as shocked and horrified by the violence in boston that took place as the rest of the community is. he did not know that this individual was involved in the bombing. his first inkling came much later. the government allegations as far as that he saw a photo and recognized him immediately, we dispute and will be looking forward to proving our case in court. mr. kadyrbayev and his family are very sorry for what happened in boston and he did not have anything to do with it. he did not take the knapsack and take it to the dump and the
to be clear, he did not take the knapp sack and bring it to the dump and dump the fireworks in the knapsack? we are not saying that. mr. kadyrbayev told the fbi about that. he did not know those items were involved in a bombing or of any interest in a bombing or any evidential value. that s all we have to say on that. but we are the ones, mr. dias kadyrbayev, cooperated all law enforcement without the benefit of counsel to assist them in their investigation of this horrible tragedy. did they know tsarnaev knew how to make bombs? did he also know the gun powder or powder that was in the fireworks and vaseline could also be used for bomb making as the affidavit states? no. i can only stick with what s happened. i won t speculate. what about the text from