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The Trial for the Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, After About 4 Decades, Slows Down Further Evidence
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MONTAUK, NEW YORK- The monumental collection of 76 statues in the backyard of Suse Lowenstein captures the moment when she and other women learned that her loved ones had died when Pan Am Flight 103 was destroyed in the air over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988. Each creation, naked and of natural size, represents a mother, wife, sister or other family member in their darkest duel: crying, praying, screaming, falling down. “The penalty, everything, …
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