The Lockerbie Case: Aljazeera's "Lockerbie: The Pan Am Bomber"

Sunday, 1 December 2013

Aljazeera's "Lockerbie: The Pan Am Bomber"

The first of Aljazeera’s three Lockerbie documentaries Lockerbie: The Pan Am Bomber (which has been previously broadcast) can be viewed on the Aljazeera English TV channel tonight at 20.00hrs GMT. It is also to be shown during the coming week on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at various times. The second, Lockerbie: Case Closed, (also previously broadcast) is to be shown on Sunday, 8 December and the following days. The third programme, If Not Megrahi, Then Who? (which is completely new) will be shown on Sunday, 15 December and the following days.

1 comment:

Rolfe02 December, 2013
It's a bit ironic really. All that detailed examination of the singed clothes, with suggestions of possible tampering. Suggestions that might or might not be true - it's hard to separate sloppy recording of detail from deliberate fabrication.

But at the same time the singed suitcases show absolutely definite evidence that would have cleared both Megrahi and Fhimah, and nobody looked at them.
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