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From Beirut to Lockerbie - Inside the DIA

01 January 1991

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From Beirut to Lockerbie - Inside the DIA
libdoc April=1994

Author(s): Goddard, Daniel with Coleman, Lester J
Publisher: Bloomsbury 1993, 326pp, index
Keywords: Security

Contents:
Lester Knox Coleman is the first American citizen since the
Vietnam war to seek political asylum in another country. Hounded
by the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Middle
East heroin traffickers, Coleman is a victim of the biggest
international cover-up in modern times.

Trail of the Octopus is a gripping investigation into the causes
of the Lockerbie disaster and the subsequent manipulation of the
evidence. It is a revelatory insight into the rival American
intelligence agencies and their use of Middle east drug
traffickers and terrorists. And it is the story of a man who
became the prisoner of his own knowledge. Publishers text.

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