article_snippet: A terrorism expert said Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's computer contained lectures by an American-born Muslim cleric suspected of being a terrorist and a writings from an al Qaida publication .
article_snippet: — an America-born Muslim cleric suspected of being a terrorist and killed in a U.S. drone strike in Yemen in 2011 — and writings in the al-Qaida publication Inspire magazine, both of which were found on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's's computer.
article_snippet: Dzhokhar was found more than 18 hours later hiding in a boat parked in a yard in Watertown.
article_snippet: One Inspire article shown to The same jury was titled 'Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom' Writings in the al-Qaida publication Inspire magazine (pictured) were found on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's's computer .
article_snippet: Kevin Swindon, a supervisory agent in charge of the Boston FBI's cybersquad, last week described a variety of extremist content found on Tsarnaev's computer.
article_snippet: While questioning Swindon, Fick also suggested that much of the activity on Dzhokhar's computer centered on Facebook and other subjects of interest to teenage boys, including popular music and homework.
article_snippet: As part of one of Fick questions, Fick said there was nothing about 'jihad' or 'Islam' among the top search terms on Dzhokhar's computer.
highlights_snippet: Both the lectures and writings were found on Tsarnaev's computer .
  