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Pan Am bombing

US pledges fair trial of suspects
WASHINGTON. Apr 18: The United States pledged Friday that the two Libyan agents sub pected of carrying out the 1988 Pan Am jetliner bombing would get a fair trial If extra dited to the United States but said It had received no extradi tton offer, reports AFP
Meanwhile. Reuter adds.the United States, saying it wants to resolve the conflict with Libya, said on Friday that two Libyans suspected In the Lockerbie bombing would receive due process under US law If handed over for trial.
But States Department Spokesman Richard Boucher said the United States had not received any offer for the two Libyans lo stand trial in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Arn Jet over Lockerbie. Scotland, tn which 270 people were killed
Libyan Lawyer Ibrahim Lagwell told Reuters on Thursday night that his clients would be prepared to stand trial tn a foreign country, Including Scotland or the United Stats, if they could be guaran teed fair trials.
Boucher ^ald: "We have not been contacted by anyone with an offer for the two suspects to stand trial In the US or the UK".
But he attempted to ad dress the concerns the Libyans’ lawyer had raised, say tng: "tn a trial, of course they would be afforded all the due process guarantees provided by US law and available to all defendants regardless of na Uonal origin or the nature of the crime "
In an Indication that Washington would like the current impasse to be brought to an end. Boucher added: "We would like to resolve this sttua tlon and we would wrlaome serious steps on the part of Itoya.
He noted that over the weeks that the crisis has been developing Libya had advanced a number of proposals but they have not been serious
Libya has been virtually isolated from the outside world since Wednesday, when UN sanctions came Into force because Tripoli had refused to hand over the men Abdel Baset Alt Mohamed Al-Megrahi and Alamln Khalifa Fhtmah
The UN resolution ordering the sanctions also calls on Libya to cooperate with an Investigation into the 1989 bombing of a French airliner over Niger. A total of 441 people were killed 1n the Lockerbie and Niger bombings
In the Interview. Lagwell said he believed the Libyan authorities would not object to a voluntary surrender by the two suspects.
"My clients feel that they are Innocent and they would accept a fair trial in any place where they have a guarantee,' he said