The Lockerbie Case: Tories want Megrahi health reports

Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Tories want Megrahi health reports

This is the headline over an article in today's edition of The Scotsman. It can be read here. I draw attention to it only because of the readers' comments that follow the article.

3 comments:

Rolfe18 November, 2009
The point made once or twice that Ronnie Biggs was released before Megrahi and he's still alive, is a very pertinent one.

Where are the recriminations against the Labour party because Ronnie Biggs hasn't had the decency to die on time either?
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Ruth19 November, 2009
Have you not thought that Biggs was released to pave the way for Megrahi's release?
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Rolfe20 November, 2009
Well, when I heard Biggs was to be released, I said, "That's it, Megrahi will be out in a fortnight."
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