The Lockerbie Case: More on alleged Iranian responsibility for Lockerbie

Tuesday, 8 July 2008

More on alleged Iranian responsibility for Lockerbie

Here is a lengthy story (including interview and podcast) about an alleged Iranian CIA operative or asset who claims that Iran was responsible for the destruction of Pan Am 103.

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Adam08 July, 2008
another hearsay statement, it seems. No real insider footprint.
Bo Adam
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Anonymous09 July, 2008
An allegation is no where as good as evidence. This is just another allegation which cannot be proven. However, even taking him at his word he seems to implicate Libya so Mr. Megrahi may not get off the hook so easily.
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Anonymous10 July, 2008
Dear Robert,

I am affraid this person is a fabricator. What he is alleging about the nuclear program is not correct. He got the date seriously off. What he gets right is known from a document declassified by Rafsanjani in October 2006. A former CIA operative told me that he is a phony...
Best, Ludwig De Braeckeleer
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Anonymous11 July, 2008
Yet another loon.
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