BBC ON THIS DAY | 30 | 2003: 'Shoe bomber' jailed for life
TSA Timeline: How Travel And Airport Security Changed After 9/11 : NPR
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Terrorist Shoe Bomber Gets Life+ | Aero-News Network
December 22, 2001: Who Was The Shoe Bomber? - YouTube
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The Shoe Bomb: The Reason You Have To Take Your Shoes Off at The Airport. - YouTube
Richard C. Reid, the Shoe Bomber, was subdued by flight attendants and passengers in 2001 – New York Daily News
TIME Magazine Cover: The Inside Story of the Shoe Bomber - Feb. 25, 2002 - Al-Qaeda - Terrorism
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Shoe bomber: My parents nagged me out of being a terrorist
Echoes of 2001 shoe bomber in Detroit attack - CSMonitor.com
Richard Colvin Reid The Shoe bomber. Takeoff! Richard Reid was born in London to a Jamaican father and an English mother. His parents divorced when he. - ppt download
CNN.com - 'Shoe bomber' jailed for 13 years - Apr 22, 2005
Shoe bomber' Richard Reid believes God was behind his failed attack and the Charlie Hebdo killings – New York Daily News
Richard Reid - Wikipedia
Three months after 9/11, Richard Reid attempted to detonate a bomb on American Airlines Flight 63 from Paris to Miami. He had it hidden in his shoes, hence the nickname "Shoe Bomber".
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Shoe-bomber Saajid Badat describes meeting Osama bin Laden | US news | The Guardian
Holes in Doughnuts in 1973. And Richard Reid the Shoe Bomb… | Flickr
Richard Colvin Reid The Shoe bomber. Takeoff! Richard Reid was born in London to a Jamaican father and an English mother. His parents divorced when he. - ppt download
Failed 'shoe bomber' Richard Reid describes 'tactical regrets' that mass murder mission failed
