Lockerbie trial told of letter to CIA
A Swiss businessman wrote to the CIA shortly after the Lockerbie bombing, blaming Libya for the atrocity which led to the deaths of 270 people, the…
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A Swiss businessman wrote to the CIA shortly after the Lockerbie bombing, blaming Libya for the atrocity which led to the deaths of 270 people, the…
Menu How a bomb got on Flight 103 Lockerbie trial told how bags were transferred to doomed plane at Heathrow Procedures for loading baggage at Heathrow airport came under scrutiny yesterday at the trial of the two Libyans accused of the Lockerbie bombing. Staff working at the airport on the night of the 1988 disaster told the court at Camp Zeist in Holland how bags were transferred on to the doomed flight. The hearing heard that construction work was going on at the time and security guards were not on duty near the baggage area, a practice which changed after the disast...
US set to announce new charges over Lockerbie plane bombing Severin Carrell Scotland editor © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Roy Letkey/AFP/Getty Images US authorities are expected to unseal charges against a Libyan they accuse of being the master bomb-maker behind the Lockerbie bombing, only days before the anniversary of the terror attack. William Barr, the outgoing US attorney general, is expected to confirm publicly within days that the US has indicted a former Libyan intelligence officer, Mohammed Abouagela Masud, accusing him of completing the device which blew ...