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===Bomb threat===

===Bomb threat===

In 1989, Desmond Tutu's eldest son, Trevor Tutu, made a bomb threat at the East London Airport<ref>[https://www.deseret.com/1989/10/9/18827041/tutu-s-son-faces-charge-in-bomb-threat TUTU'S SON FACES CHARGE IN BOMB THREAT]</ref> and in 1991, was sentenced to a jail sentence for contravening the Civil Aviation Act. In 2010, during an interview with the far-left media outlet, [[The New York Times]], Desmond Tutu reflected on the incident by making excuses for his son, referring to him as a "gifted person", later commenting that "when he's not under the influence, he's incredibly wonderful, he really is, and it makes you weep to see how he then is almost intent on destroying himself".<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/magazine/07fob-q4-t.html The Priest]</ref>

In 1989, Desmond Tutu's eldest son, Trevor Tutu, made a bomb threat at the East London Airport<ref>[https://www.deseret.com/1989/10/9/18827041/tutu-s-son-faces-charge-in-bomb-threat TUTU'S SON FACES CHARGE IN BOMB THREAT]</ref> and in 1991, was given a jail sentence for contravening the Civil Aviation Act. In 2010, during an interview with the far-left media outlet, [[The New York Times]], Desmond Tutu reflected on the incident by making excuses for his son, referring to him as a "gifted person", later commenting that "when he's not under the influence, he's incredibly wonderful, he really is, and it makes you weep to see how he then is almost intent on destroying himself".<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/magazine/07fob-q4-t.html The Priest]</ref>

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