&quot;Somebody&#39;s leg flew by my head,&quot; said a horrified eyewitness to the carnage following the twin bombings at Boston Marathon that left three people dead and over 140 injured. <img alt="Boston Marathon blasts" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/Blast-500.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 362px;" /> People seen rushing for safety after two powerful explosions rocked Boston (Pic - AFP) &quot;I gave my belt to stop the blood,&quot; John Ross, a spectator, was quoted as saying. Alicia Shambo, a former US Navy medic, who was at the finish line of the Marathon, said that the &quot;extent of the injuries is just horrible. Extremities just dangling.&quot; An army veteran, who was running the Marathon, said &quot;I&#39;ve lived through Afghanistan five times and Iraq twice. I can&#39;t believe it happened here.&quot; Stephen J Murphy, who too was at the finish line, recalled, &quot;I heard an explosion and then another one 15 seconds later. I saw a guy coming towards me with blood on his face.&quot;u00a0

Eyewitnesses recount the horror left behind in the aftermath of two explosions that rocked Boston.

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