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Libyan Airlines Mourns Death of Lockerbie Bombing Acquitted Man
Al Amin Khalifah Fhimah, cleared in the Lockerbie bombing trial, has died at age 70. Libyan Airlines shared condolences on social media, honoring his legacy. Fhimah was acquitted in 2001, but his connection to the infamous 1988 tragedy remains significant in history.
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