Pan Am 103...
		10.45 am. 3rd May 2000. The second witness for the Crown, Scottish air controller Alan Topp, has Jim Swire's undivided attention. Jim is sitting three paces behind Topp, looking over his right shoulder at a large colourful monitor screen. Lord Advocate Boyd is speaking. Q. Now, the time there is just 19.03? A. That is correct. Q. Let's just follow this through for a moment. Now, what are we seeing now? There's still something there isn't there? A. There is a very intense planary response in that position. I had my radar opened out in range a bit better than you are seeing there. And you could see that that one big bright square response is actually made up of several squares very close to each other, which would be, in fact -- well, if I -- no I won't say any more. High above the cloud base, almost in sight of the Isle of Skye, Maid of the Seas breaks into great fragments, slowly spills Flora and the others into the night, and gently fades from view... Home...