The Lockerbie Case: Welcome back, Safia

Saturday, 1 September 2007

Welcome back, Safia

Safia Aoude, who for many years operated the most comprehensive Pan Am 103 website, has re-emerged with a Pan Am 103 news blog: http://panam103news.blogspot.com/
This is a most welcome development.

2 comments:

Anonymous09 September, 2007
Yes, it's good to welcome Safia back onto the internet. Her Wikipedia entry is currently scheduled for deletion, unless at least six editors vote to "keep" the article - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Safia_Aoude for details.
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LadyCroc15 September, 2007
Sorry, but what ARE you talking about?
I have not made any wikipedia entries...?!
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