Questions continue to haunt family members

[What follows is excepted from an article published today on the website of Hollywood Reporter:]

CNN Originals is launching a four-part documentary series on the 1988 Lockerbie bombing on Pan Am flight 103. 

Lockerbie: The Bombing of Pan Am 103, which examines the mysterious circumstances around the bombing, which was the deadliest terror attack on United States civilians before Sept 11, premieres with two episodes on Sunday, Feb 16 at 9 pm ET/PT on CNN. The following two episodes will air on Sunday, Feb  23 at 9 pm ET/PT.

(...) The series is produced by Mindhouse Productions in association with Sky Studios and CNN Original Series.

The series features interviews with Lockerbie residents and family members of the passengers and also examines the multiple theories that emerged from the resulting investigation. While a conviction was upheld in 2000, there are still questions over who was ultimately responsible. 

“Viewers consistently look to CNN to tell the human stories behind world-shaking events,” said Amy Entelis, executive vice president of talent, CNN Originals and creative development. “The Lockerbie bombing commanded the world’s attention at the time, and the questions that continue to haunt the family members of the victims endure still today. This series is a stirring combination of investigative and highly emotional storytelling that CNN Original Series has come to be known for.”

The attack was also recently brought back into the news with the release of the Peacock Original series, Lockerbie: A Search for Truth, starring Colin Firth. 

The CNN series will stream live for pay TV subscribers on the news outlet’s website, connected TV and mobile apps on Feb 16 and will be available on demand beginning Feb 17 to pay TV subscribers. 

Lockerbie is executive produced by Nancy Strang for Mindhouse, Poppy Dixon for Sky Studios, and Amy Entelis and Lyle Gamm for CNN Original Series.