1:00:03
who wore rubber gloves
when handling explosives...
1:00:06
in the kitchen
of her home in Harlesden.
1:00:09
She even allowed her children
to handle explosives--
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Vincent, aged 16,
Patrick, 14--
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who did not-- could not--
know any better.
1:00:19
Giuseppe Conlon,
her brother-in-law...
1:00:21
the courier who arrived
with more explosives.
1:00:24
Armstrong and his dupe
Richardson, who carried the bomb.
1:00:28
Now, these are the people who,
in a panic...
1:00:31
had to dispose
of the nitroglycerine...
1:00:35
and that is what sealed
their fate.
1:00:38
How do we know this?
Because the truth was on their hands.
1:00:45
It is a story written
in the blood of their victims.
1:00:50
You have seen some of those
who survived...
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their callous disregard
for human life.
1:00:56
It is now your duty
to protect society from them.
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I am confident that
that is what you will do.