Aug 13th, 2009 - Telegraph
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On December 21 last year, mourners gathered for a series of events to remember those who were killed when Pan Am Flight 103 was blown apart by a bomb hidden in a suitcase.
In Lockerbie, a commemorative wreath was laid at Dryfesdale Cemetery in the Scottish market town, and services were held there and at Tundergarth church on the hills outside Lockerbie to mark the moment when the plane came down at 7.03pm on that day in 1988.
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ogongoTue, Aug 18th, 20091 Diggs, 0 Comments19 years on, the Lockerbie plane debris is rotting away in a scrapyard
The mass of twisted metal is the wreckage of Pan Am Flight 103 – still lying abandoned in a scrapyard. Quite why it is there, 19 years after the atrocity, is shrouded in mystery. The remains, hidden away in rural Lincolnshire, include the twisted nose section of the Boeing 747 that became the most haunting image of the bombing.(World News)
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