Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi, who has terminal cancer, had earlier boarded a plane at Glasgow airport after being released from HMP Greenock on compassionate grounds.He was freed by the Scottish justice secretary Kenny MacAskill, who said he made the decision because medical experts suggested the Libyan had less than three months to live.
A senior State Department official made clear that punitive measures could result if Libya treated Megrahi as a hero, but declined to be more specific."Gaddafi is looking for better relations with the United States and the international community and if he wants to be seen as a responsible leader in the region and beyond, this would be an opportunity for him to prove it," said the official, who declined to be named.
I think there's nothing wrong with showing a little compassion to those in prison. C. Manson
I think there's nothing wrong with showing a little compassion to those in prison.
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