The Lockerbie Case: Convicted Bomber of Pan Am Flight 103 May Have Been Wrongly Sentenced

Monday 22 October 2007

Convicted Bomber of Pan Am Flight 103 May Have Been Wrongly Sentenced

One article emanating from the United States which does not blithely assume the guilt of Megrahi and of Libya for the Lockerbie bombing appears on the Media Monitors Network website. It is written by Ambassador Andrew Killgore, publisher of the influential Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (http://www.wrmea.com/). Dr Jim Swire is quoted, as am I. Perhaps unfortunately, the article places a great deal of stress on the revelations by "the golfer" about evidence fabrication which, of course, were dismissed by the SCCRC. See
http://usa.mediamonitors.net/content/view/full/46864

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