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A federal judge on Wednesday questioned a Federal Bureau of Prisons official about the accuracy of the bureau's response to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the man sentenced to death for killing four
Senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet wrote to the head of the Bureau of Prisons seeking relief for the employees.
Richard Reid Fast Facts CNN Editorial Research © Courtesy of Plymouth County Jail/Getty Images This police mug shot shows 28-year-old alleged shoe bomber Richard Reid after his arrest December 24, 2001, in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Reid plead guilty October 4, 2002, in Boston, to all eight counts levied against him on charges relating to his attempt to ignite explosives in his shoes while aboard American Airlines flight 63. Here's a look at the life of Richard Reid, also known as the "shoe bomber" because of his attempt to detonate explosives hidden in his sneakers while on ...