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The Briton who attempted to blow up a Paris-Miami flight pleades guilty

Paris, France - To avoid public trial and to bargain

Richard Reimi, the British man who last December 22 tried to blow up the American Airlines Paris-Miami flight he was aboard decided to plead guilty. With such a move, his lawyer aims both to prevent Reimi to face a public trial and of course to bargain his punishment. (007)

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Rome, Italy, 10/03/2002 13:25
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