Richard Reid

Now, the man described as 6-foot-4 tall, carrying a British passport with the name Richard Reid, a passport apparently issued in Belgium just three weeks ago.

CNN Transcript Dec 22, 2001 2001

CALLAWAY: Yeah, I know the passport said the name Richard Reid, but that's all the information we have.

CNN Transcript Dec 22, 2001 2001

And he squirms when the name Richard Reid is brought up because he has no answer for what the Bush/Cheney did on the shoe bomber case.

Crooks and Liars David 2010

Six times, the man later identified as Richard Reid -- and universally called the "Shoe Bomber" -- had tried to ignite the wires with a match.

June 2007 2007

CNN's Kathleen Koch is outside the federal courthouse where the man known as Richard Reid is scheduled to appear.

CNN Transcript Dec 24, 2001 2001

Some of the most well-known terrorists of the past decade — "Shoe Bomber" Richard Reid, "Blind Sheik" Omar Abdel Rahman and the "20th Hijacker" Zacarias Moussaoui — are serving life sentences after being tried in Article III criminal courts.

Civilian Courts Can Prosecute Terrorists Dianne Feinstein 2010

Indeed when he was first arrested there were suggestions that 'Richard Reid' must be a false name for someone so obviously non-white - the assumption being that he must be Middle-Eastern - though these were swiftly proved wrong.

Making Light: Intelligence in, intelligence out 2010

Some of the most well-known terrorists of the past decade — "Shoe Bomber" Richard Reid, "Blind Sheik" Omar Abdel Rahman and the "20th Hijacker" Zacarias Moussaoui — are serving life sentences after being tried in Article III criminal courts.

Civilian Courts Can Prosecute Terrorists Dianne Feinstein 2010

Some of the most well-known terrorists of the past decade — "Shoe Bomber" Richard Reid, "Blind Sheik" Omar Abdel Rahman and the "20th Hijacker" Zacarias Moussaoui — are serving life sentences after being tried in Article III criminal courts.

Civilian Courts Can Prosecute Terrorists Dianne Feinstein 2010

Mr. Chertoff said the program seeks to prevent another terrorist such as Richard Reid, a British citizen who attempted to blow up a plane with a bomb in his shoe, from boarding a plane.

Visa Rules Win Cautious Support 2008