Did The Boston Bomber Leave A Note In The Boat?

**UPDATE! WE WERE RIGHT! REPORTING THIS STORY WAY BACK ON APRIL 21, 2013!**

CNN: The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon attack indicated that the bombing was retribution for what he called U.S. attacks against Muslims in Afghanistan and Iraq, a law enforcement official said.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev made remarks about the bombing in a makeshift message found in the boat where he was captured in the backyard of a Watertown, Massachusetts, home.

Tsarnaev scribbled that the Boston victims were collateral damage as Muslims have been during war and that an attack against one Muslim is an attack against all of them.

The younger Tsarnaev brother, Dzhokhar, reportedly left a suicide note inside that boat before self inflicted a wound in his neck, say authorities. But what does the note say? That’s the big question! And will it be released to the public? Was it possibly an apology? Not likely considering the brothers were preparing to even launch more violent attacks before their odyssey of terror came to an end..