Round-trip tickets make no sense, but one-way tickets are a potentially suspicious purchase.
As for looking in the bags, it appears the bus bomber did look in his bag and did not necessarily like what he discovered.
The suspects did not leave martydom tapes, which is common among suicide bombers, and one of the ways they are pressured into not chickening out.
Most likely scenario is that they were misled about the timing of the explosions, or were unaware of the contents of the bags.
If that is true, anyone could be responsible for setting them up. Who benefits?
It argues that, whilst often being horrific incidents, acts of terror can also give communities the chance to pull-together and help each other. Authorities and professionals should be alert to sideling public cooperation and assistance in preference for more meticulous and competent solutions post crisis.
Security, Terrorism and the UK - pdf is published on Monday 18 July 2005.
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