A British businessman at the centre of a money-laundering investigation was jailed on Friday for more than eight years for targeting two lawyers with fake bombs in the heart of London's legal district.
Jonathan Nuttall, 50, pursued a vendetta against two barristers representing Britain's National Crime Agency in the agency's attempt to recover assets from him.
Broddle planted the two fake bombs in Gray's Inn, one of the historic four Inns of Court in central London, and left another outside Sutcliffe and Jeavons' chambers – offices from which barristers work – in September 2021. Nuttall and Sode were both convicted of two counts of conspiracy to plant the devices and conspiracy to transfer criminal property, relating to payments made to Broddle.
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