Edited to delete names of wrong suspects.

UPDATE: 5:25

RT @billhatfield: Pete Williams: Speculation that one of suspects is a missing student is NOT correct.

— WhiteHousePressCorps (@whpresscorps) April 19, 2013

That's the guy in the T-shirt below, now they're saying he's not one of the suspects.

UPDATE: Suspects may be immigrants, not American-born, which depending on their motivation would qualify this as Immigrant Mass Murder.

Pete Williams on suspects: "If it is who (authorities) strongly suspect it is they have both been here for about a year" & not american-born

— Chris Donovan (@chrisdonovannbc) April 19, 2013

Via Twitter:

The takeaway from the press brief: Suspect at large, believed to be terrorist. If you're in Watertown, stay in your home.

— Taylor Dobbs (@taylordobbs) April 19, 2013

Michelle Malkin's Twitchy site is following this:

Posted at 3:56 am on April 19, 2013 by Twitchy Staff | View Comments

It turns out that the suspects, named [Deleted] aren't white supremacist types after all.

The picture on the T-Shirt is Che Guevara. He was a white guy.

The Boston Globe has coverage.

Six hours ago, David Sirota was Tweeting that people should ask the NY Post to apologize for "racial profiling" in suggesting that it was a Saudi who was the suspect:

Sign this petition to demand an official apology from the NY Post: causes.com/demandanapology

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) April 19, 2013

Sirota is the guy who said he hoped it was a white-guy bomber. I have no idea what he'll think when he learns about [Deleted]. Odds of HIM apologizing: low.

Local guy takes video of ALL UNITS responding—dozens of police cars rushing by:

Another typical Sirota-esque story:

White Out: Media Heap Suspicion On Brown People In Boston Marathon Bombing

More from the Huffington Post:

Al Sharpton: John King's 'Dark-Skinned Male' Comments 'Shameful' (VIDEO)

The Huffington Post  |  By Jack Mirkinson   Posted: 04/18/2013 8:44 am EDT  |  Updated: 04/18/2013 10:10 am EDT

MSNBC hosts Al Sharpton and Chris Hayes tore into CNN's John King on Thursday for his botched reporting on the Boston bombing suspect—and, especially, for his comments that a "dark-skinned male" was being sought by investigators. [More]

As of 5:00 AM, it looks like TWO dark-skinned males, one of whom just killed a police officer. Chance of Sharpton apologizing: extremely low, no matter how late I stay up.