Brinks Robberry- Weather Underground who committed Brinks murders on Book-TV
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2261911/posts
Brinks Robbery: Ambush: The Brinks Robbery of 1981
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2100019/posts
The Village of Nyack has erected monuments to the slain officers and holds an annual ceremony in their memory. Officer Waverly Brown, 45, and Sgt. Edward O’Grady Jr., 33, were killed on October 20, 1981 when they stopped a U Haul truck occupied by gang members who had murdered Brinks’ guard Peter Paige just minutes before.
When the officers tried to open the rear doors of the U Haul, the suspects, who were never all identified, came out shooting. Brown and O’Grady were instantly killed by a barrage of bullets from automatic weapons. Kathy Boudin, a passenger in the front seat of the truck, was apprehended as she ran from the scene of the carnage.
Facts:
Barack Hussein Obama was in in the area at the time.
Ayers was in the area at the time.
Boidin, the only suspect captured, was imprisoned and her son was raised by Ayers and his wife.
Obama is mum on who he hung out with during this time period.
Connect the dots....
Note that Boudin did not cooperate by identifying the other assailants, some of whom may still be at large.
Sorry LT, his name was Trombino, not Trembino...
“At approximately 3:55 p.m., Paige, a 24-year Brink’s veteran and his partner, Joe Trombino, 48, exited the doors to the Mall rolling out the moneybags on a hand truck. They walked over to the Brink’s truck and began to load up the bags onto the rear deck. Simultaneously, the red van pulled up and the rear doors swung open. One of the suspects, armed with a shotgun, ran to the front of the truck and immediately fired two blasts directly at the bulletproof windshield. The guard in the front seat ducked just in time and was unhurt.
Another suspect, wearing a ski mask, opened up with his M-16 automatic rifle before his feet even hit the pavement, striking Paige in the neck, arm and chest. He was killed instantly.
Joe Trombino fired just one shot before he was hit several times in his upper arm and shoulder. The bullets all but severed his arm off his shoulder. “I’ve got no arm!” he screamed. But Trombino would survive that day, only to perish years later in another terrorist attack at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.”