Synopsis

The Libyan man convicted in the 1988 bombing over Lockerbie, which killed 259 people, is facing a retrial due to allegations of evidence tampering. However, the reopening of this case extends beyond the possibility of the Libyan's innocence. It raises questions about the collaborative efforts of the FBI, the CIA, and Scottish police in solving what was then Europe’s largest terrorism case. Did all procedures occur without fault? Gideon Levy, researching for the Dutch program *Tegenlicht*, conclu