An investigation of the 1984 bombing that killed three journalists and four Nicaraguan rebels at a news conference has been closed after officials determined the only suspect died more than two decades ago.
December 03, 2013 at 08:00 AM
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An investigation of the 1984 bombing that killed three journalists and four Nicaraguan rebels at a news conference has been closed after officials determined the only suspect died more than two decades ago, Costa Rica’s attorney general said Monday.
Attorney General Jorge Chavarria said DNA tests verified the identity of suspect Roberto Vidal Gallini, who has been dead and buried in Argentina since 1989.
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