Investigators Smuggle Dirty Bomb Materials Into U.S.
The two government teams used fake documents to bring the radioactive materials through northern and southern borders. And Bush & Co. are still pushing for a missile defense shield.The two teams used fake documents to bring the radioactive materials through northern and southern borders.
And Bush & Co. are still pushing for a missile defense shield.
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Two teams of government investigators using fake documents were able to enter the United States with enough radioactive sources to make two dirty bombs, according to a federal report made available Monday.
The investigators purchased a “small quantity” of radioactive materials from a commercial source, according to a Government Accountability Office report prepared for Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Chairman Norm Coleman, a Minnesota Republican.
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