The Lockerbie Case: The Charles McKee/Monzer al-Kassar theory resurrected

Tuesday, 5 February 2013

The Charles McKee/Monzer al-Kassar theory resurrected

Using the recent profile of Gérard de Villiers in The New York Times as a peg, the German-language website Recentr yesterday published a long article entitled New York Times versucht nachträglich, dem Iran Lockerbie-Anschlag unterzuschieben. The article concentrates on the Charles McKee/Monzer al-Kassar theory. For those who wish to learn more about this theory and whose German is not good enough to plough through the Recentr article, here is a link to an account in English. More information about Monzer al-Kassar can be found by entering “Kassar” in this blog’s search facility.

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