Consider: The best way to divert attention away from your own suspicious activity is to point it toward somebody else.
Since the anthrax scares began earlier this month, panicked reports of suspicious white powders have diverted or delayed more than a dozen flights.
Travelers in the middle group — neither vetted nor risky — would receive an intermediate level of screening, but ideally the process would be quicker than current procedures because suspicious passengers would be diverted to a separate lane.
Airline and government officials said US Airways Flight 787, carrying 179 passengers and a crew of 9, was escorted safely to land by military aircraft, the standard precaution when a flight is diverted when a flight crew becomes suspicious of a passenger's behavior.
Although the details of the plan remain murky, San Bartolo Ameyalco residents are rightly suspicious of any scheme to divert their pure water to the international corporate offices nearby.
Despite Jihad's financial precariousness, many of its members were suspicious of bin Laden and had no desire to divert their efforts outside Egypt.
Though Hamas did not explain the reason for its demand, many governments are suspicious of foreign financing of charities, fearing that money can be diverted for political or intelligence-gathering uses.
We all became suspicious that misinformation was being leaked by South Yorkshire Police in an attempt to divert attention from their inadequacies and cock-ups on the day.
He was suspicious about the timing of the air strikes, believing that Clinton had wanted to divert attention from the Lewinsky affair.
