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Walter Moody

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  • Remote-controlled robot
    pipe bomb
    / Instances of use in terror attacks

    …Robert Vance: In December 1989 Walter Moody carried out a series of mail-bomb attacks in the United States, sending pipe bombs to judicial and civil rights figures. A device delivered to the Alabama home of the federal appeals judge Robert S. Vance detonated on December 16, killing him and seriously…

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    …Robert Vance: In December 1989 Walter Moody carried out a series of mail-bomb attacks in the United States, sending pipe bombs to judicial and civil rights figures. A device delivered to the Alabama home of the federal appeals judge Robert S. Vance detonated on December 16, killing him and seriously…

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