A Paris court is examining a terrorism case that took more than 40 years to bring to trial. Four people were killed in the 1980 bombing of the French capital’s Copernic Street synagogue. The case has been a tough challenge for 21st century investigators, with no DNA or mobile phone records for them to work with. Our Science reporter Shirli Sitbon tells us about the difficulties police and the court itself have faced, as well as how the treatment of terror victims has changed over the past four decades.
Source: France24.com