FBI 'Use Phone Records To Identify Suspect After He Is Spotted On Store Cameras Talking On His Cell Just Seconds Before Blast'

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• Investigators have reportedly identified a Boston marathon suspect using security video and cellphone records
• Much of key video footage came from Lord and Taylor department store - near the site of Monday's second blast
• Video shows man in black with shredded pants running away in the aftermath of one of the blasts
• Shows the suspect walking towards the mail box, dropping a package and walking away
• New crime scene photographs from the first blast confirms that a pressure cooker was used in the device
• Lid of pressure cooker found on rooftop of building 35 yards away 
• Other photographs submitted to the FBI reveal the scene before and after the second bomb detonated 
• Devices were designed to act as 'Claymore' anti-personnel devices - which are meant to maim on the battlefield
• The pressure-cooker bombs were packed with shards of metal, nails and ball bearings
• Eight-year-old boy, 29-year-old woman and University of Boston grad student killed in the attack
• 183 people injured, at least 23 of them in critical condition and 'a lot' of amputations have been performed

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Investigators have identified the face of a Boston marathon suspect using security video that filmed the moments before two blasts ripped through central Boston on Monday - in what is potentially the biggest break in the case yet.

According to Reuters, a law enforcement source confirmed that the FBI want to speak to the individual seen on cameras filmed from a nearby Lord and Taylor department store which reportedly show this man planting the second bomb while talking on his cellphone.

Investigators say the man is seen at the site of the second explosion wearing a black jacket, a grey hooded sweatshirt, about 6 feet or 6-feet-2-inches tall with a medium build and a white or off-color-white baseball cap backwards placing a back-pack on the ground.

The video obtained by the FBI captures this lone man using his cellphone at the moment the first explosion detonated 100 yards away on Boylston Street on Monday and 12 seconds before the second blast close to where he is standing.

According to CBS investigators are now going through cell phone logs to determine who made calls from that location near the time of the explosions.

Other sources have said the FBI is working with a list of names of cell phone owners and attempting to match one of those to the unknown man on the surveillance.

Authorities have said they are seeking this man either as a witness or indeed as a possible suspect and do not know his name. At this point, federal officials stressed no arrests have been made.

And late on Wednesday evening, CNN and Fox News reported that they had seen images designated for 'law enforcement eyes only' that show two men they consider to be of 'high interest'.

According to a reporter who has viewed the images, one of the men is wearing a backpack that matches one of the recovered bags believed to be have been used in the terror attack - while the other individual also is seen to have a bag.

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