ACCUSED IN AIR INDIA BOMBING GO FREE
Crown prosecutor, Geoffrey Gaul answers media questions as RCMP Sgt. John Ward looks on after the acquittals of Ripudamen Singh Malik and Ajaib Singh Bagri in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver, March 16, 2005. Both had been charged with bombing Air India flight 182 nearly twenty years-ago, causing it to explode near Ireland killing 329 people, 278 of them Canadian. (UPI Photo / Heinz Ruckemann)
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