Boston Marathon Bombings: Suspects On Camera

The surviving Boston bomb suspect is 19-year-old Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, according to a news agency report.

The Associated Press made the claim just before noon, adding that the two suspects are from Chechnya and had lived in the US for a year.

An image showing one suspect leaving the scene (David Green/LetsRun.com)

It came after a photograph showing him leaving the scene emerged. The image shows the man - wearing a white cap and dark clothing - walking away from the carnage following Monday's explosions.

Earlier, the FBI and Boston police released new pictures of the two suspects who investigators had described as "armed and dangerous".

Images of the two suspects were released by the FBI

The Boston Globe, quoting law enforcement officials, claimed the pair are brothers.

The images released on Friday morning show one suspect wearing dark clothes, a dark cap and sunglasses. He is understood to have been shot dead.

There was panic and confusion in the aftermath of the deadly twin bombing

The second suspect - still on the loose - is seen wearing a white baseball cap, which is reversed allowing a clearer view of his face.

Police say he is armed and should not be approached by the public.

The Boston Globe claims that one of the suspects has been captured, while the other remains on the loose.

A photo of the second suspect was released by police in Boston

CCTV footage was released of the pair on Thursday, in which they are seen carrying bulky backpacks as they walk the route of Monday's race in the heart of the city.

The men were filmed heading in the direction of the finishing line, moments before both bombs went off seconds apart.

Three people were killed and more than 180 others injured in the explosions.

A major manhunt is under way for the remaining suspect

Earlier at a moving inter-faith memorial service, Barack Obama joined 1,700 people at Boston's Holy Cross Cathedral to honour the victims - the youngest of whom was eight-year-old Martin Richard, from Boston.

The president promised the killers would be brought to justice, saying: "We will find you.

"We will hold you accountable. But more than that, our fidelity to our way of life - to our free and open society - will only grow stronger."

The bombs were crudely made with explosives, nails and ball bearings packed into pressure cookers, investigators close to the case have said.

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