Years, still waiting for justice: Families of victims of Air India 1985 bombing

Families of victims of the 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing say they were shocked after being told by Canada’s RCMP that investigators have exhausted available leads and are winding down the long-running probe. Reporting from CBC News, the force sent letters to relatives informing them of the move, though it says the investigation remains open and would pursue any new credible information. The April-style closure message came at a Sept. 12 meeting in Toronto. The bombing, also known as the “Kanishka bombing,” killed all 329 people aboard. Only one conviction—Inderjit Singh Reyat—has resulted.