There has been little to no resolution or justice for the families of the Air India Flight 182 bombing victims - 329 killed - from the aircraft explosion in June 1985. Presently they are faced with more delays at the Air India inquiry in Ottawa, where decades of documents still need to be screened for national security. At the inquiry, however, the victims' families and sea rescue workers voiced aspects of their experience, honour their loved ones, recall harrowing memories of the rescue, discuss their trauma, frustrations, anger, torment and exasperation with how the case has been juridically and perhaps culturally mishandled. Part 1 of 2. Original air date: November 6, 2006.

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