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Copy of Lockerbie bombing suspect’s ‘confession’ admissible, rules US judge
The judge said prosecutors may use the copy after they could not obtain the original statement from Libya, which Masud says was coerced.
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Major breakthrough in Lockerbie bombing case as judge makes key ruling
A COPY of an alleged confession by a Libyan man accused of making the bomb that blew up Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie almost 40 years ago can be used at his trial, a US judge has ruled.
Lockerbie bombing suspect's 'confession' copy can be used in trial, US judge rules
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Copy of Lockerbie bombing suspect’s ‘confession’ admissible, rules US judge
Abu Agila Masud’s defence team had sought to exclude the statement taken by police in Libya as it was not the original document.
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