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Terrorism / Airplanes / Britain #841134

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Aug 22, 2006
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(Studio: Bob Schieffer) Report introduced.

(London: Sheila MacVicar) The British investigation of the plot to blow up transatlantic airplanes updated; courtroom sketches by Elizabeth Cook† shown of the suspects who appeared in court; scenes shown of the plotters’ bomb-making manual; details recalled of Ramzi Yousef††’s test of a liquid explosive on a plane 12 years ago. [Crown Prosecution Service Susan HEMMING†- reviews the charges.] The problems with the explosive {acetone peroxide} the suspects may have been trying to make discussed.

Reporter(s):
Schieffer, Bob;
MacVicar, Sheila
Duration:
00:02:50

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