The Lockerbie Case: Further US court appearance for Lockerbie accused Masud

Thursday, 1 June 2023

Further US court appearance for Lockerbie accused Masud

The court calendar of the US District Court for Washington DC indicates that a Status Conference in the case against Lockerbie accused Abu Ajila Masud took place (or at least was scheduled) yesterday, 31 May. The calendar states:

Case Number and Title - 22-cr-0392: USA v. KHEIR AL-MARIMI

Judge - Judge Dabney L Friedrich

Time - 05/31/2023 09:00AM

Courtroom - Courtroom 14 In Person

Purpose - Status Conference

I can find no online media report on the proceedings at, or the outcome of, the court hearing.

1 comment:

Robert Black03 June, 2023
Dr Mustafa Fetouri has commented on Facebook: "By the way the May 31 hearing for Mas’ud was just a technicality. His next court space is scheduled for October. No private lawyer yet. Too bad!"
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