The Boston Bombers — William F. Russell

Two young boys with their parents emigrated from Chechnya to the United States to seek freedom from oppression in the country of their birth. One was in grade school, the other just starting high school. They were accepted by their peers and became good athletes and well-liked in their communities. They attended a mosque and were radicalized by their associations until ultimately they developed hatred for their new country, and decided to become bombers for their Islamic religion.