2 Somali Pirates Sentenced To Life In Killing Of U.s. Citizens
Two Somali pirates involved in a botched effort to obtain ransom that ended with the murders of four U.S. citizens were sentenced to life in prison Monday.
Two Somali pirates involved in a botched effort to obtain ransom that ended with the murders of four U.S. citizens were sentenced to life in prison Monday.
Kevin P. Coughlin, a special agent for the F.B.I., belongs to a squad whose caseload includes investigating crime on the high seas.
The International Maritime Bureau says Nigeria and Benin reported 18 [tag]pirate[/tag] attacks in the first half of 2011, an increase that rival those of Somalia.
At great personal risk, a Canadian journalist explores the rise of modern piracy.