Aug. 21, 2009: Convicted Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi shakes the hand of Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi in Tripoli in this image from Libya TV. (Reuters)Special Report: The Libya Investment Firm And The Release Of The Lockerbie Bomber -- The Telegraph
Americans are questioning why a company was set up in London a week after news broke that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, the Lockerbie bomber, may be released.
The terraced house just around the corner from the American embassy in London looks like most in the affluent street. Tall and elegant, only the shiny brass plaque gives a clue to what lies beyond the black front door.
The name reads Dalia Advisory Limited, a company established by Libyan businessmen just a week after the country's officials were told the Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was being considered for release on compassionate grounds.
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More News On the Release Of The Lockerbie Bomber
US backed Lockerbie bomber's release: leak -- ABC News (Australia)
Barack Obama faces rising pressure to publish Lockerbie bomber release letter -- The Guardian
Scotland Asks U.S. to Declassify Lockerbie Documents -- Wall Street Journal
White House Reportedly Preferred Scotland to Libya for Released Lockerbie Bomber -- FOX News
'US held talks with Libya to free Lockerbie bomber' -- Times Of India
Lockerbie: now pressure switches to America -- Herald Scotland
Alex Salmond calls for release of Lockerbie files -- BBC News
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