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While many runners didn't get to finish the Boston Marathon yesterday due to the heinous explosions that were planted, students from Boston College have put together the Boston Marathon: The Last 5 for everyone who wants to complete the race that was stopped by bombs.

The Last 5 marathon is scheduled for this Friday at 4:30 PM and is inviting anyone who was affected by the bombing to take part in the five-mile walk from Boston College to Copley Square.

The event organizers said:

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What is wrong with people???

After yesterday's explosions at the Boston Marathon which killed 3 people and injured 176, medals and jackets that may have been stolen are showing up on eBay and are up for auction.

We're not sure why anyone would do such a horrific thing knowing that the whole nation is in complete distress over this tragic event, but hey, anyone will do anything to make a quick buck.

So sad!

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We certainly hope she's correct.

Now that we know that the bombs used in the Boston Marathon tragedy may have been pressure cookers hidden in backpacks, the Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano is stating that the explosions that ended up killing 3 people and injuring 176 were not part of a broader plot.

Napolitano said:

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With the aftermath of the Boston Marathon tragedy hurting everyone across the nation, Prince Harry still plans on attending Sunday's London Marathon.

More security has been called for London's marathon, and while Harry is going to be presenting the medals, he is NOT backing down from his duties.

The event organizer's took to their Facebook to write:

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Things just keep getting worse.

The injuries from the Boston Marathon tragedy just climbed to 176, but the casualties stayed at 3.

Federal authorities are currently searching for a suspect, and although some think a young Saudi Arabian man who is currently in the U.S. on a student visa may be the brainchild behind this tragic event, they can't blame him for the bombings because authorities didn't find anything that links back to the event in his Revere, Massachusetts apartment.

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With 3 people confirmed dead and at least 154 people injured from the Boston Marathon explosions, celebs such as Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj and Alicia Keys are taking to their Twitter to send out their love and prayers.

It's not yet clear who is responsible for the bombings, but while it's investigated, #prayforboston has become Twitter's top trend.

Here's what our favorite celebrities are saying:

My heart is breaking for everyone effected or injured in the explosion at the Boston Marathon. God bless you all! My prayers are with you!

— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) April 15, 2013

Shaken… My thoughts and prayers are with the city of Boston and those affected by this tragedy.

— Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) April 15, 2013

My heart goes out to everyone who woke up this morning to enjoy a peaceful marathon but were met w/senseless destruction. #GodBlessAmerica

— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) April 15, 2013

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