Fort Bragg & Fayetteville Boston Runners Listed

Dozens of people were injured and two were reportedly killed by two explosions near the Boston Marathon finish line. There are multiple reports of victims with missing limbs, bloodied heads and other extremely serious injuries.

An investigation is underway, Patch has teams nearby with live coverage.

Click here for Google's People Finder of Boston Marathon participants.

(**the status of people listed below is not provided to media, only to next of kin, word of mouth and Facebook posts sounds like all are well from our area)

Fort Bragg Runners:

Alder, Daniel C., 39

Dull, Elizabeth 36

Fayetteville Runners:

Barbaro, Richard R. , 58

Blas, Lisa, 35

Blas, Wayne 35

Brown, Dale, 40

Carlson, Christopher J., 38

Franzen, Marcus T., 36

Harp, Charlie J., 34

Kouba, Marsha, 56

Lund, Jonathan D., 32

Martinez, Patrick 48

Neiner, James R, 39

Null, Lonnie R., 39

Pye, Debbie W., 58

Ryan, Philip J., 42

Schreck, Shane D., 33

Sullivan, Michael P. , 41

Yerby, Jonathan O, 44

Updates below:

4:50 p.m. - Boston police Commissioner Ed Davis says during media briefing that a third incident occurred at the JFK library. While officials are not certain if it is related to the incidents that happened simultaneously on Boylston Street, police are treating it like it is. 

People are being urged to stay home. If they are in hotels they are being asked to say in their rooms. 

If you are trying to locate a family member call 617-635-4500.

If anyone saw anything suspicious or knows any information they are asked to call 1-800-494-TIPS.

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4:50 p.m. - CBS-Boston is reporting federal officials have surveillance images of a man dropping backpacks into trash cans.

4:45 p.m. - Boston police have worked to update the public through their Twitter account. Officers are now asking anyone with video of the finish line to send it to the department.

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4:30 p.m. - CBS-Boston is reporting the two found devices are homemade. They are also reporting that federal officials say they don't have any information that this was a planned attack. 

The press conference is expected to begin soon. 

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The Associated Press is reporting two more bombs have been found and deactivated.

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The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a temporary flight restriction in Boston.

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The White House has issued an official statement: 

"The President has been notified of the incident in Boston. His administration is in contact with state and local authorities. He directed his administration to provide whatever assistance is necessary in the investigation and response."

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