Posted on 17/03/05
Where's the justice? There is justice
A two-decades-old case with the best evidence long destroyed by agents and bureaucrats of the victims' own government; a passel of disreputable witnesses motivated by naked self-interest, few of whom could be relied upon to accurately report even the time of day; an alert group of surveillance-aware, careful suspects from an immigrant community that once was largely impenetrable: That's what made up the Air-India prosecutorial case.
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