The personal stories of six victims of Britain’s deadliest terrorist attack. On 21st December 1988, enger jet Pan Am 103 was blown up over the small Scottish town of Lockerbie.
The personal stories of six victims of Britain’s deadliest terrorist attack. On 21st December 1988, enger jet Pan Am 103 was blown up over the small Scottish town of Lockerbie.
For nearly forty years the bombing has been mired in criminal investigations, controversy and conspiracy theory – overshadowing the stories of the people who lost their lives. Instead, this powerful and emotional documentary focuses on the engers. The film tells the personal stories of six people who boarded the plane that day, never to come home. For the first time, family and friends describe their lost loved ones in intimate detail - who they were, what they were like in life, their hopes and dreams for a future that never came. They tell us why they were on the plane that day and wonder whether they should have been warned not to be.
Olive Gordon, a hairdresser, was 25 when she died. Greek shipping titan Minas Kulukundis, died aged 38. Tim Burman, a banker died aged 24. Terri Saunders and Billy MacAllister, a couple, died and were buried together. Helga Mosey, a promising musician was only 19 when she died on Pan Am 103. Now their family and friends pay tribute to them and tell us the painful, touching and often joyful memories of their lost loved ones which they treasure to this day.
