“In the Commission’s view the Crown’s decision not to disclose one of the documents to the defence indicates that a miscarriage of justice may have occurred in applicant’s case. In reaching this decision the Commission has taken into account paragraphs … Continue reading
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The Senegal Timer: Ahmed Khalifa NIASSE (2017)
“I think Gaddafi’s death was in a very honorable condition, fighting with his gun the foreigners attacking him from the sky in his country where he was born.” Ahmed Khalifa NIASSE We know that two Libyan nationals (El saber and … Continue reading
The Senegal Timer: Interview of Colonel Babacar Gaye (2017)
“The Americans knew all about this operation and were in Senegal. The CIA have seen all the items recovered from the three persons. They carried out their examinations of these items here in Senegal and took photographs of them. Those … Continue reading
The Senegal Timer: Police Report (2017)
“This arm, fitted with a silencer, had no compatible ammunition. In the same briefcase, a packet of 25 bullets 9 mm was found. These bullets did not have a compatible arm either.” Police Report
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The Senegal Timer: Introduction (2017)
”At least on the intelligence level, the case has now been made for Libyan participation in the destruction of Pan Am Flight 103. The timing device that was incorporated in the bomb that brought down 103 was of Libyan origin.” … Continue reading
The Senegal Timer, Ahmed Khalifa Niasse & Facebook
This is a bit puzzling… The Facebook page of Ahmed Khalifa Niasse actually includes the PT35(b) post about his role in the arrest of the two Libyan at Dakar Airport in February 1988. That event was crucial as it allows … Continue reading
LOCKERBIE SECRET DOC – What Do We Know?
” I believe that the letter subjected to PII certificate by the UK Foreign Office is from Jordan and includes a reference to PT35b (MST13 Timer). In addition, I believe that the letter was from the King of Jordan and … Continue reading
