Moussa Koussa is believed to have been a senior intelligence officer at the time of the Lockerbie bombing in 1988. Photograph: Zohra Bensemra/ReutersLockerbie Families Split Over Call For New Investigation -- The Guardian
Defection of Libya's Moussa Koussa prompts mixed responses from US and British relatives of those killed in the Lockerbie bombing.
Families of the victims of the Lockerbie bombing are split over demands for a full investigation into Libya's links to the attack, the Guardian has learned, as it emerged that Scottish police had met the Libyan defector and former foreign minister Moussa Koussa.
Two US relatives of victims of the bombing, Paul Hudson and Victoria Cumnock, played a role in securing a controversial apology and promise of compensation from Libyan rebels for Lockerbie and Libya's link to IRA bombings.
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More News On The Lockerbie Bombing
Scotland Interviews Former Libyan Foreign Minister -- Wall Street Journal
Lockerbie Investigators Interview Top Libyan Defector -- New York Times
Libyan defector Moussa Koussa interviewed over Lockerbie -- The Guardian
Libyan defector who 'masterminded' Lockerbie is questioned by Scottish police -- The Daily Mail
Scottish police quiz Kussa over Lockerbie -- AFP
Libya rebels apologise to families of IRA victims -- Belfast Telegraph
My Comment: Libyan defector Moussa Koussa is not going to implicate himself for mass murder. As a result, I think Gaddafi's son is right when he says that nothing will be revealed.
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