Tämä sidottiin Libyan

Teidän maailma on vaikea paikka.

Ette luota mihinkään, paitsi epämääräisiin teorioihin.

> Tämä sidottiin Libyan Muammaer Gaddafin jalkaan.
.. käsittämättömän todistusketjun avulla?

Lockerbien jutun tärkein todiste oli 2x3 mm kokoinen mikropiirin palanen pommin ajastimesta MST-13, joita muuan sveitsiläisfirma MEBO oli myynyt sekä Stasille että Libyaan. Nyt väitetään, että FBI vaihtoi aidon todisteen sellaiseksi, joita oli myyty Libyaan ja vieläpä peukaloi tätä fake-todistettakin sopivammaksi, kun valmistajan asiantuntija oli ensin osoittanut ettei se ollut koskaan kuulunut valmiiseen ajastimeen. Makee juttu! :)

http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/lockerbie/story/story_frame7.html

Lainaus:
*/The hostile relationship between Bollier and Lockerbie investigators took a bizarre turn in September of 1999. With a trial finally approaching, the Scottish prosecutors who had refused for eight years to show Bollier the circuit board fragment suddenly invited him to Scotland. As Bollier tells it, a prosecutor, surrounded by four policemen, brought in the fragment in an unmarked plastic sleeve and placed it before him on a table. He says he'd brought his own magnifying glass. "I was surprised at how small it was...."

Bollier says the fragment, just two millimeters by three in size, was different from the one the FBI displayed on television back in 1991. This one, he claims, was machine-made, like the ones he sold to the Libyan government, but now had a new problem: it didn't show traces of solder, which Bollier says should have been present if an electrical relay had ever been attached to the circuit board. In other words, he says, the fragment could never have been used in a bomb.

"As far as I'm concerned, and I told this to [Scottish Prosecutor Miriam Watson], this is a manufactured fragment," Bollier says. "A fabricated fragment, never from a complete, functional timer." Bollier insisted on making a written statement to that effect; the statement was signed by Scottish police witnesses.

The next day, Bollier says, prosecutors brought out the fragment again. This time, he says, it had the soldering traces you'd expect on a used timer. Bollier switches to English to drive home his point, that the soldering points had apparently been added overnight. "It was different. I'm not crazy. It was different!"

Bollier demanded to make another written statement saying that the timer fragment had been tampered with during his visit to Scotland./*

Että silleen. Heh.