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School caretaker in UK convicted of letter bomb 'protests'

A primary school caretaker in the UK was convicted today of masterminding a nationwide letter bomb campaign which left eight people injured and struck fear into many more.

School caretaker in UK convicted of letter bomb 'protests'

Thu, 27 Sep, 2007 - 17:15

A primary school caretaker in the UK was convicted today of masterminding a nationwide letter bomb campaign which left eight people injured and struck fear into many more.

It took a jury at Oxford Crown Court just one hour to find Miles Cooper, 27, guilty of all 11 charges against him.

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