Libyan Bombing Trial Delayed by New Evidence
The trial of Libyan Abu Aghila Muhammad Masoud Khair Al-Marimi, accused of bombing Pan Am Flight 103 in 1988 which resulted in the deaths of 270 people, has been delayed until next January following the discovery of new evidence requiring investigation. The defense team wishes to examine the new evidence before the start of the trial, which was scheduled for the upcoming days. Khair Al-Marimi is considered an intelligence official from Libya and has previously been detained and transferred to the United States for trial.
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