Boston bombs triggered by remote control, AP says
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Boston bombs triggered by remote control, AP says.
UPDATE - Officials told The Associated Press that the bombs weren't very sophisticated, with one official saying that they may have been triggered within several blocks of the explosions.
The detonation device still isn't known. The accused in the Boston Marathon bombing was seen holding a cell phone moments before the explosion and such devices have been used to set-off explosives before.
UPDATE - Officials told The Associated Press that the bombs weren't very sophisticated, with one official saying that they may have been triggered within several blocks of the explosions.
The detonation device still isn't known. The accused in the Boston Marathon bombing was seen holding a cell phone moments before the explosion and such devices have been used to set-off explosives before.
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