Months After Bombings, Russell Continues Quiet Life In NK

Katherine Russell, the widow of alleged Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, is living a much more private life four months after she returned to North Kingstown to live with her family on Coriander Lane in Quidnessett following Tsarnaev's death in a firefight with police April 19, according to an article in the Providence Journal. 

Russell, a 2007 graduate of North Kingstown High School, is caring for her young daughter and working for a family friend, her attorney, Amato A. DeLuca, told the Projo. He also said Russell had not reverted to Christianity, as some tabloids had reported. 

“She remains a Muslim and still wears a hijab,” DeLuca said. 

The intense media coverage that followed Russell after the death of Tsarnaev and the capture of his brother, Dzhokhar, has disappeared. Russell was investigated by officials but that too has quieted down. She has not been charged in connection to the two bombings at the finish line of the Boston Marathon April 15 that killed three and wounded hundreds. 

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Previous stories about Russell include: 

NYT: Katherine Russell Went From 'Social Butterfly' to Alleged Bomber's Widow
Russell's New Lawyer Says She'll Keep Cooperating With Officials
Russell Retains NY Criminal Defense Lawyer
Family Confirms Bomber's Wife From NK