波士顿爆炸案疑犯已可下地行走Surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has recovered enough to walk, his mother says.波士顿马拉松爆炸案幸存的疑犯焦哈尔·杜达耶夫伤势已恢复，现在可以下地行走。 In an interview for the Associated Press, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva said her son told her in a phone call that he and his brother, killed in a police manhunt after the blasts, were innocent. Mr Tsarnaev, who was shot and injured during the manhunt, is currently being held in a prison hospital. Last month's bombings left three people dead and more than 260 others injured. Mrs Tsarnaeva told AP that it was the first conversation she had had with her 19-year-old son since he has been held in custody. He told her he was getting better but was struggling to comprehend what had happened. "He didn't hold back his emotions either, as if he were screaming to the whole world: 'What is this? What's happening?'" she said. "I could just feel that he was being driven crazy by the unfairness that happened to us, that they killed our innocent Tamerlan." The Tsarnaev family has continued to claim the men's innocence in the bomb attacks, which targeted the fin ishing line of the Boston Marathon on 15 April. The family, who are ethnic Chechen Muslims from Russia, spoke from an apartment in the Russian republic of Dagestan which reportedly belonged to 26-year-old Tamerlan, who was hit in a shoot-out with police in the aftermath of the bombings. The suspects' father, Anzor, said they bought the apartment in anticipation of Tamerlan and his family moving to Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan. "All I can do is pray to God and hope that one day fairness will win out, our children will be cleared, and we will at least get Dzhokhar back, crippled, but at least alive,'' he told AP.
