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Category Archives: PT/35(b)
FBI : “There is no clue or piece of information too small.” [Lockerbie]
“The #FBI is seeking information about this image (…) Do you notice something familiar? There is no clue or piece of information too small.” FBI Tweet (April 4 2020) “Special photography techniques were utilized on specimen K-1 to identify the … Continue reading
30 Years Ago — PT/35(b) Forgery Planted Among Lockerbie Evidence (May 12 1989)
“PT/35(b) was extremely, extremely dodgy. It was very, very suspicious. The way it suddenly appeared, embedded in a shirt collar, with the information on the page overwritten and changed, all police procedures were thrown out of the window.” Rev. John … Continue reading
Lockerbie 30th Anniversary — A Litmus Test : Do You Read 21B or SIB?
“Special photography techniques were utilized on specimen K-1 to identify the number/letter “21B” which is contained within the figure of an oval. The number/letter appears in the upper left quadrant of the circuit board, within the lamination and not on … Continue reading
Lockerbie 30th Anniversary — PT/35(b) : Who Made the Most Expensive Forgery in History? And Why?
“Could the CIA have planted the evidence? I don’t know. No one ever came to me and said, ‘Now we can go for the Libyans’, it was never as straightforward as that. The CIA was extremely subtle. For me the … Continue reading
Lockerbie 30th Anniversary — PT/35(b) : When Was the Lockerbie Key Evidence Forged?
“Could the CIA have planted the evidence? I don’t know. No one ever came to me and said, ‘Now we can go for the Libyans’, it was never as straightforward as that. The CIA was extremely subtle. For me the … Continue reading
Lockerbie 30th Anniversary — PT/35(b) : How was the Lockerbie Key Evidence Forged?
“Could the CIA have planted the evidence? I don’t know. No one ever came to me and said, ‘Now we can go for the Libyans’, it was never as straightforward as that. The CIA was extremely subtle. For me the … Continue reading
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On This Day — Lockerbie & PT/35(b) : “A RIDDLE, WRAPPED IN A MYSTERY, INSIDE AN ENIGMA.” (May 12 1989)
“PT/35(b) was extremely, extremely dodgy. It was very, very suspicious. The way it suddenly appeared, embedded in a shirt collar, with the information on the page overwritten and changed, all police procedures were thrown out of the window.” Rev. John … Continue reading
Lockerbie — A Quick Note on the ‘Imperfections’ of PT/35(b) [IMPORTANT UPDATE]
“I am asked what characteristics led us to this conclusion. I would say the layout of the circuit was the same. There were also imperfections in the circuit itself which were observable in the photograph from Scotland and also in … Continue reading
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