The marathon is an extreme test of physical and emotional strength, but the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing turned joy into tragedy.
The Boston marathon bombing in 2013 was a surreal experience for participants and spectators alike. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentence to death for it.A marathon is an extreme test of physical and emotional strength. Runners complete 26.2 miles and the finish is a celebration of overcoming challenges to get there. But the Boston marathon bombing near the finish line in 2013 turned joy into tragedy.
"We did not stop at the pain. We turned that pain into something that moves us forward and makes us better," said U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren .
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