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To open up the window. so it was very consistent with that. >> peter, of course, denied that he placed that blank sheet of paper in paul's home, said he hadn't been in paul's house for years. then at the trial defense attorney parisi played a wild card. she confronted pete with this. a video found on one of pete's computers seized just days after the bombing. slow-motion video of a rat trap snapping on carrots and the like but ending on a burst of flame as the trap sets off a lighter, just like a bomb. >> and i submit to you this video more or less comports with the diagram. >> well, it shows ...

Picture of a bomb. >> what did you think when you saw that. diagram >> shocked. >> we were amazed. i had never seen anything like that before. >> the device, as shown in the diagram, was a two inch pipe bomb placed next to a one leader soda bottle full of gasoline. spray-painted black. a large bowl tied off with a fishing line and acting as a drop waits. it would fall on a rat trap causing it to strike a fire in cain, kind of like a rube goldberg device. it also said that there was a second secret triggering device. the bomb was divined designed to go off when roberto ayala open the door of th...

SWINDON drivers and businesses have told of the impact of the White Hart roundabout closure.

THE closure of Honda's Swindon plant will have a big knock-on effect on other businesses in the area. Though some of the car manufacturing plant's staff live locally, many commuted from further afield, so pubs, cafes and takeaways near the site who have been fuelling the workforce for years are expecting a change in footfall. Amjad Qazi said: "I dropped food off from our Saffron Tandoori takeaway on Tuesday night. We regularly had orders from Honda staff. "The person I spoke to was clearly upset but he said most of the people he knows have a new job lined up already.

CAN you hear that? The rumblings of a roar are building up all over Swindon, emanating from the lanes of Lydiard to the tip of the Tadpole Garden Village, a swelling sound that sounds an awful lot like ‘It’s coming home!’ The town is throwing its collective might behind the England team tonight as we support Gareth Southgate’s heroes in a European Championships semi-final showdown for the ages. Over the last few weeks, punters have flocked to pubs to soak up the atmosphere of nailbiting clashes between international heavyweights and watched in wonder as England notched up one ...