Lawyers bid for postponing lockerbi bombing test

A Libya suspected testing in lockerbi bombing, which was scheduled to begin in the United States in May, may be postponed after a request to prosecution and defense.

Abu Agila Masood al-Marimi has been accused Bomb In 1988, PAN brought down M103, killing 270 people.

His case was due to going to Washington on May 12, but the US government and defense have asked to close it in the meantime.

Referred to Masood by Scottish and American investigators, Libya alleged that he was confessed to make the device that exploded in the airline’s grip as it flew from London to New York.

The proposal filed by government prosecutors asked Masood’s sick health and the introduction of the case to set a separate set on the scheduled date.

Libya is in its seventies and is understood for a non-life threatening health status.

In December, the District Court of Columbia district was told that Masood’s health status would be delayed by 90-120 days.

Prosecutors say that based on “additional information”, it appears that “additional delay”.

The lawyers have sought an additional time to prepare a revised priestial schedule and set a new starting date.

The US government is also continuing the process of providing defense along with copies of materials and is evidence that it plans to use in the test.

If the trial judge grants the request, a situation will be heard next month.

FBI says Trial standing trial in a Scottish Court in Netherlands More than two decades ago.

The bomb was hidden in a radio cassette player in a Samsonit suitcase and then rode on a flight from Malta on the morning of 21 December 1988.

The unacceptable bag was transferred from Frankfurt to London to a pan M feeder flight, where it was loaded at PAN M103.

It is said about Masood that he told a Libyan law enforcement officer that the country’s dictator Colonel Muammar Gaddafi later thanked him for “a great national duties against Americans”.

The confession was created in 2012, while Masood was in custody in Libya after the rebellion against Gaddafi rule.

Dada was removed from his home in Tripoli by a militia group in November 2022 and was handed over to US authorities under the circumstances that have not yet been fully explained.

Facked with a backlash from opposition politicians, the Prime Minister of Libya, an internationally supported government of national unity, Abdul Hami Dabibeh, said that he was complying with a request issued through Interpol.

Masood Not guilty for allegations After appearing in court in Washington on 13 December 2022.

Lockerbi bombing has been a theme of renewed public attention in the run-up for the testing of Masood.

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