Lockerbie, Revisited

On the Media | Oct 23, 2015

The US and Scotland recently announced two new suspects in the Lockerbie bombing, the terrorist attack on Pan Am Flight 103 that killed that 270 people in 1988. The news comes just days after filmmaker Ken Dornstein, whose brother was killed in the bombing, released his documentary My Brother's Bomber on PBS's FRONTLINE. The film chronicles his efforts to confront those who orchestrated this largely unresolved attack. Bob talks with Dornstein about the new leads he discovered while making the film and the tension between reporting a documentary and making sense of a personal tragedy. 

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