Journal photo/ Kathy Borchers
A member of the media knocks on the door of the apartment where Mikhail "Misha" Allakhverdov is believed to live.
WEST WARWICK, R.I. -- Reporters clustered Monday morning outside the West Warwick apartment of Mikhail Allakhverdov - known as "Misha'" - a man whom family members of dead bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev says turned Tsarnaev towards radical Islam.
A next door neighbor who did not identify herself said, "They're not home, and they're not coming back."
Some reporters stayed late into the night Sunday after the New York Review of Books published an interview with Allakhverdov, in which he acknowledged knowing Tsarnaev, but denied any part in the bombings.
Authorities believe Tsarnaev and his brother set off the bombs at the Boston Marathon that killed 3 and wounded more than 200 people.