The shoes used in the failed attempt to blow up an airplane by shoe... News Photo - Getty Images
Richard Reid Shoe bomber Stock Photo - Alamy
Shoe Bomber Gets Life In Prison - CBS News
Shoe-Bomber Has 'Tactical Regrets' Over Failed American Airlines Plot
Three months after 9/11, Richard Reid attempted to detonate a bomb on American Airlines Flight 63 from Paris to Miami. He had it hidden in his shoes, hence the nickname "Shoe Bomber".
Holes in Doughnuts in 1973. And Richard Reid the Shoe Bomb… | Flickr
TSA Timeline: How Travel And Airport Security Changed After 9/11 : NPR
Richard Reid Shoe Bomber Stock Photo - Alamy
Richard C. Reid, the Shoe Bomber, was subdued by flight attendants and passengers in 2001 – New York Daily News
Shoe Bomber: Why God Wanted Me to Fail
Shoe bomber' Richard Reid believes God was behind his failed attack and the Charlie Hebdo killings – New York Daily News
KSM Trial Raises Questions For AA 587 - The Wave
Terrorist Shoe Bomber Gets Life+ | Aero-News Network
Echoes of 2001 shoe bomber in Detroit attack - CSMonitor.com
The Donner Party, Shoe Bomber, FDR's Cane | Mysteries at the Museum: Don Wildman: Travel Channel | Travel Channel
CAT-UXO - Shoe bomb concealment
BBC ON THIS DAY | 30 | 2003: 'Shoe bomber' jailed for life
Newseum Commemorates 9/11 With New Display | The Georgetowner
December 22, 2001: Who Was The Shoe Bomber? - YouTube
Artifacts from the Newseum exhibit Inside Today's FBI
Richard Reid says he can't pay $250k fine and is trying to declare bankruptcy in prison | Daily Mail Online
Richard Reid - Wikipedia
