Boston bombers' uncle blasts 'radicalized' nephews who 'brought shame on their family and their county Ruslan Tsarni, the uncle of Boston marathon bombing suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhor Tsarnaev, held a press conference telling of his shame Said that they were 'barbarians' FBI now at the bombers' sister's house in New Jersey By Meghan Keneally and Press Association Reporter The uncle of the two men suspected of carrying out the Boston Marathon bombings has said he wishes his nephews 'never existed' and called them both 'losers'. Their uncle Ruslan Tsarni held a press conference outside of his home in Montgomery Village, Maryland where he said that they had brought 'shame' on both their family and their country. He described the older brother as a 'loser' and said the pair were 'barbarians'. Outraged: Ruslan Tsani, the uncle of the bombing suspects, held a press conference in front of his house in Maryland Looking for answers: Mr Tsarni said that he did not know why his nephews would have bombed the marathon Media storm: A number of relatives of the bombers- including Mr Tsarni but also their sister and father- have spoken to the press since news of their involvement broke 'I've been watching it and reading it. The people who did this, they don't deserve to even exist on this Earth, that is what I think,' he said. I just wish they never existed. I'm wordless. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, went on the run after his older brother Tamerlan was killed in a shoot-out with police in Massachusetts. Mr Tsarni said he had not spoken to the men - his older brother's sons - for 'a number of years'. The siblings lived together near Boston, having moved to the U.S. around a decade ago after growing up in an area of Russia near Chechnya. When he was told that Tamerlan had died, Mr Tsarni replied: 'He deserved it. He absolutely deserved his it. Connections: Mr Tsani, who said he had not spoken to the boys in years, said that it would be unfair to consider their connections to Chechnya or Islam would be 'fraud' Mr Tsarni tried to make it clear that he was ashamed of his nephews actions and urged viewers not to build a connection between their Muslim faith or their ethnicity. Anything else to do with religion with Islam is a fraud, is a fake. We're Muslims, we're Chechens, we're ethnic Chechens," he said. Because it has been some time since he spoke to either of the boys, he did not know what prompted their terrorist attack, saying that perhaps "somebody radicalized them but it's not my brother." [It's] a shame on the entire Chechen ethnicity. Looking for clues: FBI agents left Mr Tsarni's home with evidence He said that the only possible reason for the bombings was because they were "being losers and not being able to settle themselves and hating everyone else who did." Mr Tsarni is a U.S. citizen and worked in oil and gas legislation for more than a decade. In 2005 he was hired as the vice president of business development and corporate secretary of Big Sky Energy Corporation in Canada but now he lives in Maryland. Though Mr Tsarni had not spoken to either of the suspected bombers in years, his brother- their father- said that he had been in touch with them just yesterday. I was worried about them, they said they were okay," their father Anzor Tsamaev who lives in an area of Russia called Makhachkala. They hated guns - how they do bombs?' he said while screaming and yelling during an interview with People. Never, ever, ever!