Rolfe
Adult human female
Here's the link to details of the original PanAm case detailing admissions which were denied to PanAm by the court - http://openjurist.org/37/f3d/804
We need a list of important documents, with links, in the wiki.
The AAIB report and appendices
This lot (and is there anything from the original case as well - this is the appeal)
The Camp Zeist judgement
Kochler's reports
The documents Megrahi has recently put online
And stuff like Trail of the Octopus and the documentaries.
I just started to read that link. I knew families had already got milloins from that process, before the later awards from Libya. Some people must have been made enormously rich from their losses. Maybe I start to see why some families are adamant that there has been no mistake....
But one thing sickened me.
No award for survival damages--sought by plaintiffs--was made because the jury found the passengers had suffered no conscious pain and suffering before their deaths. Pan Am and Alert appeal challenging the finding of liability and the damage awards.
Not that I'm saying relatives should get money for their loved ones' pain and suffering, but to deny it like that? Realising that your aeroplane had just broken up around you at 31,000 feet isn't "conscious suffering", even before you black out because your lungs have quadrupled in size? And what about the evidence that some passengers regained consciousness on the way down?
Meh. I feel quite ill now.
Rolfe.