Sunday, 31 August 2008

Another snippet to whet appetite for Conspiracy Files

The Sunday Sun publishes yet another snippet that indicates what is to be expected in The Conspiracy Files: Lockerbie television programme. (Query: will there be anything at all in the programme that has not been released to the media in advance?)

This story relates to the Northumberland couple who found on their farm a Toshiba manual which came from Pan Am 103. They claim that, by the time the document was shown as a label production at the Lockerbie trial, it was in a scorched and damaged condition, which had not been the case when they picked it up.

The programme apparently comes to no firm conclusion about the reason for this, merely posing the question: “Why was the piece of paper so altered from when the Hortons found it? Was it proof of a conspiracy or careless handling by the police? The mystery remains.”

Again, nothing new here for those who have been following Lockerbie developments.

3 comments:

  1. Why was the piece of paper so altered from the original Toshiba Radio Manual, when the Hortons found it? Was it proof of a conspiracy?

    Answer from MEBO Ltd, at present only in German language, apology:

    Es gibt eine logische Erklärung, wieso der Zeugin Decky Horten am Gericht in Kamp van Zeist nur einige Papier-Fragmente eines Toshiba Radiorecorder Manuals, RT-SF16 BomBeat, als Beweismaterial gezeigt wurden, Diese Papier-Fragmente, stammten nicht von Ihrem aufgefundenen Toshiba Manual ab; weshalb?

    Das von Decky Horten aufgefundene Toshiba Manual war aus nahe liegenden Gründen nicht von einem Toshiba Radiorecorder, welcher von der Company Toshiba nach Libyen geliefert wurde!

    Somit war klar, um Libya in das PanAm-103 Attentat zu verwickeln, wurden als Beweis, Papier-Fragmente eines Toshiba Radiorecorder Manual gebraucht, welche von einem nach Libyen ausgelieferten Toshiba Gerät abstammten.

    "Zufälliger Weise", wurden diese Papierfragmente, Sheet, No.1 bis 5zusammen mit dem angeblichen PT-35 (MST-13) Timerfragment, von chiropodist und "Experte" Dr. Thomas Hayes (RARDE) in Fort Halstead, auf seiner manipulierten Zusatz-Seite No.51 im Examination-Rapport vom 12/05/1989 aufgeführt...

    Es ist beweisbar, dass die manipulierte Seite No,51 von Dr. Hayes, nachträglich eingesetzt wurde. Die original Seiten No.51 bis 55 wurden von Dr. Hayes mit No.52 bis 56 überschrieben!

    The wrong paper fragments are further proofs for a conspiracy against Libya.

    by Edwin Bollier, VR, MEBO Ltd Zurich/Switzerland

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  2. Why was the piece of paper so altered from the original Toshiba Radio Manual, when the Hortons found it? Was it proof of a conspiracy?

    Answer from MEBO Ltd:

    There is a logical explanation. Why only some paper fragments of a
    Toshiba radio recorder manual, RT-SF16 BomBeat, was shown as evidence
    to the witness Decky Horten at the court in Kamp van Zeist?

    These paper fragments did not come from the Toshiba manual found; why?

    The Toshiba manual found by Decky Horten was not from a Toshiba radio
    recorder supplied to Libya by the company Toshiba!

    Thus it was clear that in order to entangle Libya to the PanAm 103
    assassination attempt, paper fragments of a Toshiba radio recorder manual coming from a Toshiba equipment delivered to Libya were used as proof.

    Coincidentally, these paper fragments, sheet no.1 to 5 were together with the alleged PT-35 timer fragment (MST-13) and were by chiropodist and "Expert" Dr. Thomas Hayes (RARDE) in Ford Halstead, specified on its manipulated auxiliary side no.51 in his Examination Report of the
    12/05/1989…

    It is provable that the manipulated side no.51, was later used by Dr. Hayes.
    The original sides number 51 to 55 were overwritten by Dr. Hayes with no.52 to 56!

    The paper fragments from an exchanged Toshiba Manual are needed as proofs for the conspiracy against Libya.

    by Edwin Bollier, VR, MEBO Ltd Zurich/Switzerland

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  3. "The Conspiracy Files: Lockerbie" can be viewed here.

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