US Court Delays Libyan Lockerbie Trial

A U.S. court has postponed the trial of a Libyan accused of involvement in the Lockerbie bombing of 1988, based on new evidence that has not yet been disclosed. Jury selection was scheduled to begin in Washington next week, marking his first trial in the United States regarding this attack, which resulted in the death of 270 people, most of whom were Americans. Al-Mirimi, a former Libyan intelligence officer, is accused of manufacturing the bomb that brought down the plane. Meanwhile, other suspects were tried in the Netherlands in 2000, with one being convicted and another acquitted, but the identity of the bomb maker remained unknown.

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