Uncle asks Boston bombing suspect to surrender

April 19, 2013 23:25

The estranged uncle of the Boston Marathon terror attacks suspects today asked one of his nephew at large to surrender, saying his brother's children have brought shame to the entire Chechen community.

"This family does not know how to share their grief with the real victims," Ruslan Tsarni told reporters outside his home in Montgomery village, a suburb of Washington. "Of course we're ashamed. He put a shame on our family. He put a shame on the entire Chechen ethnicity," Tsarni said.

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