Good point. If you didn't sit through the whole proceeding and didn't hear all of the evidence, then your guilty verdict may simply be emanating from a pre-conceived notion.
I would like to apologize for having per-conceived notions about 2 young Muslims who read about ISIS online, stopped going to school, applied for passport via fraud because parents took away passports for fear they would flee to Syria & fight for ISIS, bought tickets to Greece, researched building a bomb, & bought the bomb materials.
More likely they can't summarize an entire trial of evidence & arguments in an article, and the specific charges laid weren't provable:
- Attempting to leave Canada to commit a terrorist act.
- Possession of an explosive substance.
- Committing an act under the direction of, or for the profit of, a terrorist organization.