Kanishka: Why were the surveillance tapes destroyed? From: India Abroad | Date: March 25, 2005| Author: Jain, Ajit | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

India Abroad

03-25-2005

While acquitting the two main accused in the Kaniskha bombing case, British
Columbia Supreme Court Judge Ian Bruce Josephson referred to the
destruction of surveillance tapes and other material as elements that
undermined the prosecution's case.

Evidence presented at the trial indicated that before the bombing of
Air-India Flight 182 (Kanishka) on June 23, 1985 (and the explosion which
killed two baggage handlers a da...

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