Interview: Marjorie McQueen talks about Lockerbie, Scotland, and how it's business as usual there today

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Interview: Marjorie McQueen talks about Lockerbie, Scotland, and how it's business as usual there today

Host: NOAH ADAMS Time: 9:00-10:00 PM

NOAH ADAMS, host:

The town of Lockerbie is in farming country in the southern part of Scotland. It is a place that would mostly go unremarked in the world, were it not for the evening of December 21st, 1998, when the burning wreckage of Pan Am Flight 103 fell from the sky. Marjorie McQueen lives in Lockerbie. We spoke today about the verdict at Camp Zeist.

Ms. MARJORIE McQUEEN (Resident of Lockerbie): We have ...

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