Lockerbie prosecution to conclude case

The prosecution is set to begin its closing speech as the Lockerbie trial resumes in the Netherlands.

Lockerbie prosecution to conclude case
Tue, 09 Jan, 2001 - 09:22

The prosecution is set to begin its closing speech as the Lockerbie trial resumes in the Netherlands.

It follows the decision by defence lawyers not to offer further evidence on behalf of the two suspects after 77 days of hearings. Judges in Camp Zeist could begin considering their verdicts by the end of the week.

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