30 years ago, on 12/21/1988, #PanAm103 was blown out of the sky by a terrorist bomb. On board were citizens of 21 countries, including 189 Americans, & on the ground, 11 residents of #Lockerbie were killed. The FBI has not forgotten. https://t.co/i77S12OFFj pic.twitter.com/Y67bjX7sAI
— FBI (@FBI) December 20, 2018
30 years ago, terrorists took down Pan Am flight 103, flying from London to New York, killing all 259 passengers including 189 Americans. $5 million reward being offered for those responsible. If you have information on this network, submit a tip. https://t.co/LtBVhsJ7KK #RFJ pic.twitter.com/RkyQfSbVY6
— Rewards for Justice (@Rewards4Justice) December 20, 2018
My op-ed at @thedailybeast on #PanAm103/#Lockerbie for 30th anniversary. I represented victims' families for over 20 years in civil litigation against #Libya.
— Mark S. Zaid (@MarkSZaidEsq) December 21, 2018
I pose a simple question: Where is the justice the families deserve?https://t.co/mXUfck4JtS
30 years ago today, on 12/21/1988, terrorists bombed #PanAm103, killing all 259 passengers & crew on the plane & 11 people on the ground in #Lockerbie. We will #NeverForget DSS Special Agents Ronald Larivier and Daniel O'Connor who were on the plane that day. pic.twitter.com/4JPnFhsM4z
— DSS (@StateDeptDSS) December 21, 2018
From the American people and government – in loving memory of all those who lost their lives 30 years ago and for all those affected by this shared tragedy. #Lockerbie #PanAm103 pic.twitter.com/oHZfjwCKp8
— USConsulateEdinburgh (@USAinScotland) December 21, 2018
The story of Lockerbie – the town scarred by Pan Am flight 103 https://t.co/PqMifkNEWO pic.twitter.com/1eixlVaDWX
— BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) December 13, 2018