Is this the real Lockerbie bomber?

A shock report called Operation Bird alleges a CIA cover-up points the finger at Mohammed Abu Talb, who was later convicted of a campaign of bombings
An Egyptian terrorist will be named this week as a likely suspect in the Lockerbie jet bomb horror.

A shock report called Operation Bird points the finger at Mohammed Abu Talb, who was later convicted of a campaign of bombings.

If it is correct, Libyan Abdelbaset al-Megrahi may have been wrongly jailed for the pre-Christmas blast on board Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland that killed 270 people in 1988.

The material, seen by The Sunday People and investigative news website Exaro, alleges a cover-up by the CIA led to a travesty of justice.

Other devastating findings claim a key piece of evidence in the prosecution case against al-Megrahi – a fragment of circuit board for a timer – was faked and remnants of a Slalom-branded shirt in which the timer fragment was supposedly found had been doctored.

Furthermore, the bomb was allegedly planted in luggage that was put on the plane at London’s Heathrow airport, NOT, as the prosecution claimed, loaded by al-Megrahi in Malta to connect to a feeder flight from Frankfurt to London.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/lockerbie-bombing-mohammed-abu-talb-2927285

There have been doubts about the conviction of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi for many years now. Any new information should be looked into in detail to establish if this man was wrongly convicted.