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In Tsarnaev Trial, Jurors Hear From FBI Bomb Reconstruction Expert

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A damaged yellow jacket, worn by Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jessica Kensky during the blast, is displayed to the media alongside a can containing remnants of a bomb. (AP)
A damaged yellow jacket, worn by Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jessica Kensky during the blast, is displayed to the media alongside a can containing remnants of a bomb. (AP)

Testimony continues in the trial of the admitted Boston Marathon bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. This week, it has focused on the bombs that exploded at the finish line of the Boston Marathon in 2013 — as well as those that exploded days later, in an altercation between the Tsarnaev brothers and Watertown police.

Edward Knapp, a supervisory special agent with the FBI, has spent much of the day testifying about how the bombs were made and the destruction they left in their wake.

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Jack Lepiarz, WBUR reporter. He tweets @Lepiarz.

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WBUR: Key Moments From Day 13: GPS Data Links Sale Of Pressure Cookers To Tsarnaev Brothers

  • "Much of testimony Wednesday in the trial of admitted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev focused on how investigators used GPS data to link the sale of pressure cookers in Saugus to the Tsarnaev brothers."

This segment aired on March 26, 2015.

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