FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston bombings (see above) with hopes of getting more information about them.  If they look familiar at all or anyone has any information, they have listed a number to call (see below).  

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The head of the FBI's Boston office, Richard DesLauriers, said the man he described as suspect #1 was wearing a dark cap, while suspect #2 was wearing a white cap. Suspect #2 was seen in images of the event putting a backpack on the ground at the spot where the second bomb went off, the FBI said. This happened "within minutes" of the explosion, Mr. DesLauriers said.

Images of suspects #1 and #2 were captured as they walked together on Boylston Street toward the marathon's finish line. Suspect #2 was also seen walking west on Boylston Street after the bombs went off, but further whereabouts of the two aren't known, head of the FBI's Boston office, Richard DesLauriers, said.

Mr. DesLauriers said the suspects could be "armed and extremely dangerous," and he said members of the public shouldn't try to apprehend them. He said the FBI doesn't have any other suspects in the attack and is focusing now on finding the two men.

Law enforcement officials are turning to YouTube and Twitter to help solve the twin bombings at the Boston Marathon.

Today, the FBI released a surveillance video on YouTube relating to the bombings, as well as photos of two suspects in the case.

he Boston Police Dept. has also tweeted out a request for the public's help.

Do you recognize these individuals? Contact 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324)