Updated: 22 May 2023
The PanAm 103 Air-Tragedy
Disclosure of "Lockerbie Affair"
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22 May, 2023
The next court date of the kidnapped Libyan Mr Abu Ajila Mas'ud,
will be on 31 May 2023, at the court in Washington...
Mr Abu Ajila Mas'ud has pleaded not guilty in the"Lockerbie/PanAm103" case!
will be on 31 May 2023, at the court in Washington...
Mr Abu Ajila Mas'ud has pleaded not guilty in the"Lockerbie/PanAm103" case!
by PRIVAT INVESTIGATOR, FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd Telecommunication Switzerland
18 May, 2023
UN investigations can add value, e.g. if there had been no credible national investigations by competent authorities...
Prologue > Open orientation to Ambassador Pascale Baeriswyl, Head of the Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the United Nations in New York, and to Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis, for an INITIATIVE BY THE SWISS UN PRESIDENCY OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL TO INVESTIGATE LOCKERBIE AFFAIRS / PAN AM 103.
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Swiss citizen Edwin Bollier and owner of the Swiss company MEBO AG expects that the current Swiss presidency of the security council has the opportunity to establish an investigation committee to bring light to ongoing Lockerbie affair around the bombing of PanAm 103.
Fakt, since 01 May 2023, Switzerland has been chairing the UN Security Council. On 09th May, a meeting took place with Libya's representative to the United Nations, Al-Taher Al-Sonni, in New York with Swiss Ambassador to the United Nations, Pascale Baeriswyl, and discussed the latest developments in the "delicate situation" in Libya.
Remember: The sanctions against Libya by the UN had been lifted after the conviction of a Libyan official. (Abelbasset al-Megrahi). After the Lockerbie trial in Zeist (The Netherlands), new crucial evidence occurred. That the judges at the Court have been deceived by false evidence and false testimonials of experts and officials. For instance, the irregularities around the MST-13 fragment have been willingly ignored.
UN observer Professor Hans Köchler wrote in his report that the Lockerbie process was inconsistent, irrational, and politically motivated! Appeals by the Megrahi family ended after years of legal wrangling without restoring their family honor. The controversial and wrong verdict was not corrected and remains valid. After 35 years since the Lockerbie disaster it is time for the truth and to restore justice.
A "Criminal complaint - for financial compensation against Police Scotland; Lockerbie bombing PanAm103 (Operation Sandwood) was filed on 11th November 2020 by Edwin Bollier & MEBO Ltd - is still in progress to date according to the Professional Standards Department in Glasgow (Police Scotland).
by PRIVAT INVESTIGATOR, FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd Telecommunication Switzerland
15 May, 2023
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The Royal Country Residence on the future British King CHARLES III is based in Scotland
It is a shame for Scotland that the Scottish Justice and Police Scandal - in the case of 'Lockerbie/PanAm103' – is still going on. It is time that efforts are made to restore justice. The truth must prevail.
On 11th November 2020, a Criminal complaint against Police Scotland; Lockerbie bombing PanAm 103 (Operation Sandwood) by Edwin Bollier/MEBO Ltd. Telecommunication, Zurich/Switzerland, was filed. Referring to a letter from Police Scotland, dated, 23/04/2021, the complaint is until today, still under assessment...
In addition, since 25th January 2023, Edwin Bollier & MEBO Ltd. have filed a "Claim for Damages" about; inter alia, fraudulent evidence in software and hardware, including false witness statements under oath!
by PRIVAT INVESTIGATOR, FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd Telecommunication Switzerland
The following article is well worth reading >>>
Authored by Robert Black KC is Professor Emeritus of Scots Law, University of Edinburgh:
The Lockerbie Case
A commentary on the case of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, convicted of the murder of 270 people in the Pan Am 103 disaster.
Tuesday, 9 May 2023
Camp Zeist should stand as a warning for our justice system
[This is the headline over an article by me published in today's edition of The Herald. It can be read here. What follows is an expanded version of the article:]
The Scottish Government is promoting legislation that will permit rape cases to be tried, on a trial basis, without a jury. The only recent instance in which judges of the High Court of Justiciary have presided over a trial on indictment without a jury is the Lockerbie case.
The conviction of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi in that trial in 2001 has been widely criticised. The late Ian Hamilton KC opined, with only slight exaggeration, "I don't think there's a lawyer in Scotland who now believes Mr Megrahi was justly convicted." I myself commented "that a shameful miscarriage of justice has been perpetrated and that the Scottish criminal justice system has been gravely sullied."
The official report by Professor Hans Köchler, a United Nations-appointed observer at the trial, contains the following:
"13. The Opinion of the Court is exclusively based on circumstantial evidence and on a series of highly problematic inferences. As to the undersigned's knowledge, there is not one single piece of material evidence linking the two accused to the crime. In such a context, the guilty verdict in regard to the first accused appears to be arbitrary, even irrational.
This impression is enforced when one considers that the actual wording of the larger part of the Opinion of the Court points more into the direction of a 'not proven' verdict.
The arbitrary aspect of the verdict is becoming even more obvious when one considers that the prosecution, at a rather late stage of the trial, decided to 'split' the accusation and to change the very essence of the indictment by renouncing the identification of the second accused as a member of Libyan intelligence so as to actually disengage him from the formerly alleged collusion with the first accused in the supposed perpetration of the crime. Some light is shed on this procedure by the otherwise totally incomprehensible 'not guilty' verdict in regard to the second accused.
"14. This leads the undersigned to the suspicion that political considerations may have been overriding a strictly judicial evaluation of the case and thus may have adversely affected the outcome of the trial. This may have a profound impact on the evaluation of the professional reputation and integrity of the panel of three Scottish judges.
Seen from the final outcome, a certain coordination of the strategies of the prosecution, of the defense, and of the judges' considerations during the later period of the trial is not totally unlikely. This, however, − when actually proven − would have a devastating effect on the whole legal process of the Scottish Court in the Netherlands and on the legal quality of its findings.
"15. In the above context, the undersigned has reached the general conclusion that the outcome of the trial may well have been determined by political considerations and may to a considerable extent have been the result of more or less openly exercised influence from the part of actors outside the judicial framework − facts which are not compatible with the basic principle of the division of powers and with the independence of the judiciary, and which put in jeopardy the very rule of law and the confidence citizens must have in the legitimacy of state power and the functioning of the state's organs − whether on the traditional national level or in the framework of international justice as it is gradually being established through the United Nations Organization.
"16. On the basis of the above observations and evaluation, the undersigned has − to his great dismay − reached the conclusion that the trial, seen in its entirety, was not fair and was not conducted in an objective manner. Indeed, there are many more questions and doubts at the end of the trial than there were at its beginning. The trial has effectively created more confusion than clarity and no rational observer can make any statement on the complex subject matter 'beyond any reasonable doubt.' Irrespective of this regrettable outcome, the search for the truth must continue. This is the requirement of the rule of law and the right of the victims' families and of the international public."
The Lockerbie trial resulted in a conviction. But it also gravely besmirched the reputation of the Scottish criminal justice system. The proposal to institute, on a trial basis, non-jury courts in rape cases may well achieve the apparently desired objective of increasing convictions in such cases. But at what cost to the administration of justice and the reputation of the Scottish criminal justice system? Let the Lockerbie case stand as a warning.
Posted by Robert Black at 13:44
10 February 2023
by PRIVAT INVESTIGATOR, FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd Telecommunication Switzerland
18 January 2023
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Edwin Bollier & MEBO's Prognosis:
A new US trial in the "Lockerbie/PanAm103" affair, starting on 25 January 2023, which will contribute to the truth having to be sought, by all appearances, in a different direction - outside Libya?
MEBO's revelation of the crucial evidence fraud involving an MST13 time-fuse fragment (PT35/b) and the "shake-up" of the questionable Scottish court ruling in the "Lockerbie/PanAm103 affair" - which became final only after rejected appeal of 14 July 2022 against Abdelbaset Al Megrahi and LIBYA - will hopefully shed light on the new trial in the US?
The trial is scheduled to begin on 25 January 2023 in Washington with a world-class US legal team?
Defendant Abu Agila Mohammad Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi, 71, from Tunisia and Libya, was arrested by the FBI and brought to the US District Court for the District of Columbia for the first time, where he was charged with the bombing of the PanAm103 civilian airliner on 21 December 1988, killing 270 people. (Allegation, Claim)!
The FBI Washington Field Office is investigating the case along with prosecutors from the National Security Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia and the Counterterrorism Section of the Justice Department's National Security Division. The Justice Department's Office of International Affairs and the US National Central Bureau provided assistance in this matter.
The truth will prevail!
by PRIVAT INVESTIGATOR, FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd Telecommunication Switzerland
1 January 2023
Edwin Bollier & MEBO's prognosis:
A new trial in the "Lockerbie/PanAm103" case
starting on 25 January 2023
will help to move the truth in a different direction...
starting on 25 January 2023
will help to move the truth in a different direction...
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The exposure of the crucial evidence fraud with an MST13 timer fragment (PT35) and the "shattering" of the questionable Scottish court verdict, in the "Lockerbie/PanAm103 affair" - legally valid from 14 July, 2022, against Abdelbaset Al Megrahi and LIBYA - will be exposed by the new trial in the USA.
The trial will start with a first-class US legal team, on 25 January 2023 in Washington.
Defendant Abu Agila Mohammad Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi, 71, of Tunisia and Libya was arrested by the FBI and brought to the US District Court for the District of Columbia for the first time on federal charges. unsealed on 21 December, 1988, bombing of the civilian aircraft PanAm103, that killed 270 people.
The FBI's Washington Field Office is investigating the case along with prosecutors from the National Security Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia and the Counterterrorism Section of the Justice Department's National Security Division. The Justice Department's Office of International Affairs and the US National Central Bureau provided valuable assistance in this matter.
The truth prevails
by PRIVAT INVESTIGATOR, FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd Telecommunication Switzerland