Why the American FBI refused to point out the Terrorist involved in the New York FALN Bombing
Between 1974 and 1983, the FALN carried out more than a hundred bombings across New York, Chicago and Washington, killing five people and leaving a wound that has never fully closed. This narration follows the investigators who chased the group through luggage handles, a single fingerprint, a Chicago bomb factory and a chance arrest in Evanston, until the leadership was finally dismantled. It traces the trials, the controversial clemency of 1999, the unsolved Fraunces Tavern murders and the fugitive who still lives free in Cuba, and asks what justice, oversight and memory demand of us today…
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