David Yallop

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1984 In God's Name: An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John Paul I (book)
1988 David Yallop intreview Abu Nidal one month before Lockerbie Bombing
1993 The Independent - Strange tales on the trail of Carlos: Between the Jackal and the BBC, author David Yallop is no stranger to controversy. Cal McCrystal reports
David Yallop suggests VIPs and intelligence operatives were pulled of of Lockerbie plane before the bombing
Stranger still was a meeting with Abu Nidal in a suburb of Tripoli, the Libyan capital. At 10am, the bald, bloated terrorist was drunk and talkative, acknowledging an Iraqi role in the 1982 attempted murder of Slomo Argov, the Israeli ambassador to London, and suggesting that a Syrian-sponsored attack on an American target was imminent. Returning to London, Yallop warned MI6 of the threat. 'To my astonishment the MI6 agent was far more interested in Nidal's drinking habits.' Less than two weeks later Pan Am Flight 103 from Frankfurt to New York was blown up over Lockerbie.
To the Ends of the Earth (book)