The Lockerbie Case: Further Ashton-McLetchie correspondence

Friday, 10 February 2012

Further Ashton-McLetchie correspondence

A further exchange of letters between Megrahi biographer John Ashton and Scottish Conservatives justice spokesman David McLetchie MSP can be read here.

The Megrahi: You are my Jury website now contains downloadable versions of documents relevant to the appeal which was abandoned when Abdelbaset Megrahi was released on compassionate grounds. These were previously available only on the Megrahi: My Story website. The advertisement for John Ashton's book on the publisher's website can be read here.

1 comment:

Jo G10 February, 2012
McLetchie truly is a disgrace. He publicly scorns here those who simply seek justice. I can't believe he has committed such comments to print.
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