Defense portrays Tsarnaev as good kid led astray in death penalty phase
Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev urged jurors to spare his life, arguing he was a well behaved youth corrupted by his elder brother and that any punishment cannot balance the suffering of bombing victims. Tsarnaev, 21, was convicted for the 2013 Boston Marathon attacks and an MIT officer killing. The penalty phase will decide life imprisonment or execution.
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Toll toll from Nepal quake nears 4200 deaths
Kathmandu reports 4200 dead and 7900 wounded as Nepal faces shortages of water, beds, fuel, and power. Government admits ill preparedness amid a widening tragedy. relief reaches remote villages slowly as security forces struggle to aid survivors in Bhaktapur and surrounding districts.
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Holmes declared sane in pair of exams
Centennial, Colo. prosecutor says two psychiatric exams found James Holmes sane after he plotted a mass murder. Brauchler showed victims and weapons, noting Holmes described plans as meticulous and described shooting to inflict more collateral damage. Holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the Dark Knight Rises premiere massacre trial.
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