boston.com by Wesley Lowery and Matt Viser, Globe Staff May 10, 2013
The remains of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev have been buried in a Muslim cemetery in this small Virginia community about 15 miles from Richmond, the state capital.
Tsarnaev’s remains are interred at the Al-Barzakh Cemetery, the first Muslim cemetery in central Virginia, according to the woman who helped arrange the burial and to Islamic Funeral Services of Virginia.
The burial was coordinated by Martha Mullen, 48, a Virginia woman who saw news reports about the protests outside the Worcester funeral home where Tsarnaev’s remains languished for nearly a week, and decided to help.
"Rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add 'within the limits of the law' because law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the rights of the individual." Thomas Jefferson
Virginia Public School Counselor Arranged for Speedbump Tsarnaev’s Burial
(Likely Obama supporter and lib)
She claimed she was just sitting in a Starbucks and became outraged at how mean everyone was to the poor dead terrorist, so she sprung into action. If she weren’t so stupid she’d probably have kept a low profile.
One of the suspected Boston marathon bombers, Tamerlan Tsaernev has been buried at a private Muslim cemetery in Caroline County after a resident of the Richmond area led an inter-faith effort to find a “compassionate and humane” solution to the issue of where to bury the body.
“It’s horrible what happened,” said Martha Mullen, a counselor and member of a local United Methodist church, which she declined to identify. “But I guess I just feel that Jesus says love your enemies and I really believe that… I also think when somebody’s dead… you just need to bury them and move on.”
Tsarnaev was buried this week at the Al-Barzakh Cemetery in Doswell, which is run by a group called Islamic Funeral Services of Virginia.
Mullen said she reached out to authorities in Boston on Tuesday after learning they were having some difficulty figuring out where to bury Tsaernev, who died April 19 in a shootout with police. The process was also coordinated with Ruslan Tsarni, Tsaernev’s uncle.
Mullen is listed as a School Counseling Specialist for the Chesterfield School District.