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Air India 182: The ‘homegrown’ bombing that killed 329 people | Full documentary
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44:27Now PlayingOn June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 took off from a Montreal airport. As it approached Ireland, a bomb in a suitcase exploded in its hold. All 329 people aboard the plane were killed. It's been called Canada's ‘worst act of terrorism’ and remains the deadliest attack in Canadian history — but an inquiry showed how the investigation into it fell apart.
CLARIFICATION (June 19, 2025): A blur was added to a super at 16:26 because George Gfellner's rank was listed as Constable. Although this was his rank at the time of the investigation, he is currently retired as an Inspector.
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