Part of the domestic terrorist’s savings include COVID relief money
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has not reached into his savings to repay the victims of the deadly attack he and his brother Tamerlan staged at the race’s finish line in 2013. Prosecutors are asking that the roughly $20,000 the 26-year-old terrorist has accumulated in a trust fund be used to pay fines and compensate those impacted by his actions, NBC News reports. Part of that money came in the form of a $1,400 COVID relief payment Tsarnaev received in June 2021 while imprisoned in Colorado.
