Published on Feb 19, 2015
VANCOUVER
-- With less than a week until Canada Day, John Nuttall and his wife
Amanda Korody found themselves alone in a motel room near Vancouver,
watching television and discussing their alleged plan to bomb the
British Columbia legislature on the national holiday.
They had spent the afternoon of June 26, 2013, shopping for bomb-making materials such as pressure cookers, their terrorism trial has heard, and they planned to build the devices the following day. The fruits of their shopping trip were strewn about their suite at the Sundance Motel.
Nuttall flipped through television channels until he landed on CNN, prompting him to imagine how television news would cover their planned attack.
They had spent the afternoon of June 26, 2013, shopping for bomb-making materials such as pressure cookers, their terrorism trial has heard, and they planned to build the devices the following day. The fruits of their shopping trip were strewn about their suite at the Sundance Motel.
Nuttall flipped through television channels until he landed on CNN, prompting him to imagine how television news would cover their planned attack.
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