Alvi And Ruslan Tsarni: Dead Bomb Suspect Called One Of His Uncles Yesterday To Ask For 'Forgiveness'

Alvi and Ruslan Tsarni were identified as the uncles of Boston marathon terrorist bombing suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. As the Latin Times previously reported, Ruslan was outraged at his nephews, saying they did not "deserve to be on this earth".

Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was allegedly killed by police Thursday night. Alvi Tsarni, of Montgomery Village, Md., near Washington, D.C. told a newspaper that Tamerlan called him that evening. Tsarni said it was the first time he had heard from his nephew in at least two years.

The Journal News of the Hudson Valley of New York reported that Tsarnaev told Tsarni "I love you and forgive me." However, the paper said he was asking forgiveness not for the terrorist act he was suspected of, but the fact the two had not spoken in so long. Tsarni was quizzed by the suspect as to whether he was praying regularly and not engaging in drinking alcohol.

Updating the manhunt for younger brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, FOX News' ticker is reporting that authorities were seen taking computers from Dzhokhar's home in Massachusetts. He is still at large, and most of the city of Watertown, Mass. is under police cordon as law enforcement search every house in the vicinity. New tape of the boys' father Anzor Tsarnaev is allegedly in the process of being translated to English.