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© Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Airline bomber set to be released from prison
By ERIC TUCKER and RANDY HERSCHAFT WASHINGTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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interuni321
Japan should have him rearrested and extradited to Japan or it should otherwise arrange his rendition so that he can face a Japanese court for his crimes, 20 years is no where near enough punishment for such a horrific attack in a child (and the attempted murder of everyone on the plane).
nath
Not much point in going after him, he is a dead man walking, looking at every shadow in fear for the short remaining time he will be alive.
danako
This is disturbing, killed one man and tried to kill 400 others. I hope the info they got was worth it, but I doubt it.
nath
I say bring him to Japan for prosecution. He killed a Japanese citizen He's really free to go? Me confused!
AZZWANG
Just let him outside the prison, put a bomb under HIS seat, and detonate the thing. Let him experience his own handiworks....think he'll get the message in that last 10,000th of a second on earth as a dangerous hominid?