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Mysterious man 'Misha' Festive Tamerlan Denies Bomb Problem



Boston - Misha mysterious figure of a man who thought to bring a radical influence on Boston bombers Tamerlan Tsarnaev FBI investigators have examined. Misha denied if deemed teach Tamerlan about bombs.

CNN On its website, the FBI has been investigating the man's real name Mikhail Allakhverdov in Rhode Island. In the examination, denied Misha had taught violence to Tamerlan.

"I go to the teacher," Misha said as reported by other media, nydailynews.com, Tuesday (30/04/2013).

"If I was the teacher, I would make sure he never did anything like that," said Misha again.

To make sure he does not have a connection with Tamerlan, Misha admitted that he had handed the phone to the computer and can be learned by the FBI. Investigators also promised to immediately return property of Misha.

Boston bomb suspects, Tamerlan Tsarnaev touted radicalized by a convert to Islam in the United States named Misha. The man was considered to have changed the nature and behavior of Tamerlan become a very different person.

But the doctrine has been much talked about family. Including the prohibition to music school and began reading the magazine Al Qaeda.

Tamerlan acquainted with Misha around 2008 or 2009. Misha is mentioned as a fairly stout boned man, bald and bearded reddish.
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