'Missile man' blames 9/11 paranoia for ordeal

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David Hudak, a Canadian, was head of High Energy Access Tools, a counter-terrorism training company in Roswell, New Mexico. He was in the United States to fight international terrorists but is now being investigated on charges he concealed missiles and warheads in New Mexico for sale to the United Arab Emirates.

United States, Canada, New Mexico, Investigations, Military aspects, Hudak, David, High Energy Access Tools

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14 dead in Indonesia bombing, Canadian banker among injured

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A huge bomb explosion occurred in Jakarta, Indonesia on August 5, 2003, killing 14 and wounding almost 150. Among the injured was a banker from Canada. The explosion represented a setback for the fight against terrorism in Asia.

Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Air-India suspect confessed to key witness, B.C. court told

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A witness will testify in court that Ripudaman Singh Malik, a businessman from Vancouver, British Columbia, confessed to her that he was involved in the bombing of an Air India flight. The bombing killed 331 people.

India, British Columbia, Airlines, Air India

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