He was extradited to the US after allegedly confessing to building the Lockerbie bomb and taking it in a suitcase from ...

Investigators have made a potential breakthrough in the Lockerbie bombing case after finding DNA evidence from the suitcase ...

Masud wasn’t the only suspect. Another Libyan intelligence officer, Lamin Khalifah Fhimah, 69, stood trial alongside ...

Forensic experts have made a major breakthrough, extracting DNA for the first time from the suitcase that contained the ...

In a series of confessions before US and German prosecutors, the transcripts of which have been obtained by Mediapart, former Libyan secret services agent Musbah Eter detailed how intelligence ...

Due for court in Washington on May 12, Libyan national Abu Agila Masud 's trial was delayed after district judge Dabney L Friedrich concurred with requests from both the prosecution and defence teams.

UK Trial of alleged Lockerbie bombmaker in US delayed Abu Agila Masud denies three charges relating to the 1988 bombing, which remains Britain’s deadliest terrorist atrocity.

Abu Agila Masud denies three charges relating to the 1988 bombing, which remains Britain’s deadliest terrorist atrocity. Nick Forbes Friday 14 March 2025 14:21 GMT ...

Libyan national Abu Agila Masud had been due to go on trial in Washington on May 12, but district court judge Dabney L Friedrich has agreed to a postponement following submissions from the ...

Libyan Abu Agila Masud Al-Marimi was due to go on trial in America in May. But both the prosecution and defence have requested that the case be adjourned until a later date.

Abu Agila Masud has been accused of making the bomb which killed 270 victims over Lockerbie in 1988 and was due to go on trial in Washington in May next year. Pictured: Melina, a victim.

Former Scottish justice secretary Kenny MacAskill With fellow Libyan national Abu Agila Masud due to go on trial in the US next year for his alleged involvement, Mr MacAskill said he believed he ...