Skotlandia

Controversy liberation Abdelbaset convicted Lockerbie case Mohmet Ali al-Megrahi kept rolling.

Scottish government yesterday firmly deny rumors that the three doctors who declared the age-old Libyan man was 57 years less than three months due gerogotan end-stage prostate cancer received special payments from Tripoli.

The three doctors''had worked with very professional,''said an official statement sounds of Glasgow.

Not the doctor mentioned that the third identity. However, one of the Spokesperson for the Scottish Justice Minister Kenny MacAskill said, two of the three British doctors. Another one not mentioned is from where.

The third''verdict''that doctors MacAskill basis to free al-Megrahi, the humanitarian reasons. However, the verdict is questionable many other medical experts. One of them is a cancer specialist Karol Sikora.

According to Sikora, the conviction three months earlier could be just a way to outsmart the law of Scotland. Therefore, the rules, another prisoner who has an estimated life of more than three months are not allowed out of prison earlier than the cage.

''At first it was not possible as an engineer. But, when I saw it again, engineering is seen to be done,''said Sikora, medical director for CancerPartnersUK that creates the largest independent network of cancer treatment facilities in the United Kingdom as quoted by the Daily Mail.

Megrahi said to myself this time still being treated in hospital Libya. Status in Libya is not a pure free. He was treated like house arrest. The house was equipped with a camera connected to a satellite. Because of that, every two weeks in Scotland, the authorities can check whether the former head of Libya's airline security are stationed in Malta was still''on hold''.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown cornered as allegedly being behind the Libyan-British agreement related liberation of al-Megrahi has also continued to face pressure from the victims and their families IRA bombing. Labor Party politician is judged to be assertive and do not want to push impressed Libyan leader, Moammar Khadafi