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The kidnappers are disguised as delivery men bringing a package for his recent birthday. Once the maid let them in, they pull out a rifle and a revolver and kidnap Cross.
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When the October Crisis began.
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the FLQ Manifesto in all French- and English-speaking media outlets in Quebec
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The FLQ kinap Pierre Laporte
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Canadian troops were sent out to Ottawa by request of the federal government.
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Trudeau was interviewed by the CBC "Trudeau asks the reporter what he would do in his place. When asked how far he would go Trudeau replies, "Just watch me"."
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The Government of Quebec, solely responsible for law and order, formally requests the intervention of the Canadian army in "aid of the civil power", as is its right alone under the National Defence Act
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He was strangled, his body stuffed in the trunk of a car and abandoned in the bush near Saint-Hubert Airport, a few miles from Montreal
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both of which are so tragically contrary to the best interests of our people", columnist, politician, and future Premier of Quebec René Lévesque criticizes the War Measures Act
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three members escape the raid, Bernard Lortie is arrested and charged with the kidnapping and murder of Pierre Laporte.
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After being held hostage for 62 days, kidnapped British Trade Commissioner James Cross is released by the FLQ Liberation Cell terrorists after negotiations with police
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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announces that all troops stationed in Quebec will be withdrawn by January 5th 1971
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The three members of the Chenier Cell still at large, Paul Rose, Jacques Rose, and Francis Simard, are arrested after being found hiding in a 6 m tunnel in a rural farming community
