Flight 103 Bombing: Minute by Minute | Full Film

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• DE

  @denisehay8895 · 9 months ago

  This is the best documentary I've seen about the Lockerbie disaster.  The farmer who found that toddler and put him in his van brought tears to my eyes.

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• JR

  @JRZB67 · 11 months ago

  Richard Monetti was my high school classmate and soccer teammate. A great guy.

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• GE

  @gearoftones8585 · 9 months ago

  Aw the toddler really got me. I can't stand when kids are hurt. I just can't stand it.

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• AM

  @ambition00431 · 1 year ago

  Absolutely disgusting disrespect to the victims and their families to deprive them of justice like that.

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• NE

  @neilhilton35 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am from England and have been to Lockerbie recently to pay my respects at the wonderful memorial garden. It doesn't bring any of those poor victims back but it serves a tangible reminder and tribute to all of them. RIP 💔

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• JE

  @JenM6387 · 1 year ago

  How beautiful were the women of Lockerbie whose quiet strength and compassion turned grief into service?  With deep respect and honouring they washed, ironed and prepared the clothing of the victims, ensuring that each piece was returned to loved ones with dignity and profound humanity.  Their selfless labour reminds us that even in the shadow of tragedy, kindness and courage endure.

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• CA

  @CassandraFerero · 1 year ago

  What a very well done documentary.<br>I had no idea such positive things came out of this tragic event.<br>God bless all those whose lives were touched by this wether relatives and/or volunteers. &nbsp;Evil people suck.

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• JO

  @JoanneDeLuna1987 · 7 months ago

  I&apos;d like to express my appreciation to the people of Lockerbie for their service, for the kindness they showed to the families of the deceased and for their respect to the fallen. We could all learn from them, God bless Scotland ❤

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• JO

  @jocelynharris-fx8ho · 1 year ago (edited)

  One of the best books ever written about this disaster, was &apos;Lockerbie. The story and the Lessons&apos; by Rodney Wallis. One thing that is constantly covered up, is that &nbsp;in June 1988, the U.S.S.Vincennes accidently shot down Iran Air flight 655 over the Persian Gulf. 5 months later, the day after Flight 103 occured, someone claiming to be from the Popular Front for the &nbsp;Liberation of Palestine General Command, phoned the Associated Press offices and &nbsp;said that the bombing was revenge for flight 655 being shot down but the US government kept insisting that it was Libya. If you go to a library and read the newspapers from December 1988, it was well documented that it was a revenge attack by Iran and Rodney Wallis mentions this in his book. Other great books on the subject are; &quot;Their Darkest Day&quot; and &quot;The Fall of Pan Am 103.&quot; Our government loves to cover stuff up and George Bush Sr. was getting ready to be sworn in as President, when this happened. We all know how much integrity the Bush family &nbsp;had.

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• VA

  @valpal2829 · 2 months ago

  Compassionate grounds???? What a damn joke! There should be NO compassion for TERRORIST MONSTERS like him, he had no compassion for all 250 victims

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• CL

  @clairefrier2353 · 1 year ago (edited)

  One of the dates that flashes up just after the 26 minute mark, was 19th February 1988. Lockerbie happened on 21st December 1988.

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• TE

  @TessA-es3if · 1 year ago

  Justice is not closure. Justice is knowing who&apos;s responsible and seeing them punished. Closure does not exist when you lose someone you love. Time does not heal when you lose a loved one, especially when they&apos;re lost tragically/senselessly. You learn to live with the pain. You learn to live with that empty place in your heart. It all becomes a part of you and every day you learn to live.

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