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David
John COPELAND |
Copeland: Planned a war against
ethnic minorities.
David John Copeland
Copeland used the web to find
bomb-making instructions.
Copeland with ex-BNP party
leader John Tyndall.
David John Copeland prison photo.
This videograb from close circuit TV in Brixton
shows Copeland (circled) before
the first explosion. When it was
published, a work colleague identified him
to the police - too late to
prevent Copeland planting his final bomb.
Blurry CCTV
pictures from Brixton helped to lead to Copeland's arrest.
Within days police had identified the bomber on
CCTV images, using
witness accounts.
But while they thought they could
see the bomber,
they didn’t have the key information – his name.
Copeland
collected pictures of his bombings.
Copeland's
bedroom wall was covered in violent images.
Swastikas
and rightwing literature was found in his flat.
The shop in
Farnborough where Copeland bought explosives for the Brick Lane bombing.
Stephen Copeland, the father: "He was
easily influenced".
The victims
Victims of hate: John Light, Nik Moore,
Andrea Dykes.
Andrea Dykes, four
months pregnant, was killed, and her husband, Julian,
seriously injured.
John Light died from his
injuries.
Nick Moore was ordering drinks
at the bar when he was killed.
Gary Reid lost part of his leg
and several fingers in the Soho bomb.
Survivors say the verdict
must serve as a warning.
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