Senators call for Lockerbie bomber to remain in jail

Seven US senators have written to Scotland’s justice secretary calling for the Lockerbie bomber to remain in jail, it was confirmed today.

Senators call for Lockerbie bomber to remain in jail
Tue, 18 Aug, 2009 - 09:51

Seven US senators have written to Scotland’s justice secretary calling for the Lockerbie bomber to remain in jail, it was confirmed today.

The seven include Edward Kennedy and John Kerry, chairman of the Senate current affairs committee.

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