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wae te ae nents eet. ace nt ” Pa : . ere mieten ge mar aemneee even ememnnte omar HO oe OS ecw ee eae Tee ace Sel . wt — nnn . a . e on . 7 oe ~ "2 cot Mee GET sn a bev tl - toarrive in Rome for th funeral. Billy had requesteé 2700 0 y: that he remain to meet Miss Lilian and that Billy and others Se te “in the original party departed from Rome without him. : Het Dat _ stated that he has no idea As to what airlines they utilized —.. east or where they landed upon their arrival back in the United -- 9-2 eos «'Btates.. He added that he has no idea as to what airlineB | ieee he.was on and also that on his returns to the United States --.---- ---------— he either landed at Boston or New York, but could not recall "ee which cities coincided with which flight. He stated that wee he believes the flight that he and Cheokas returned on was one of the first from London to Atlanta, Georgia. .. e so He stated that with regards to any discussions) oo or conversations pertaining to Lockheed aircraft, he recalls _ no such conversations OL discussions having been brought up in his presence during that first trip to Libya in 1978. He stated that there were numerous groups of people conversing lle at all times , but does not recall any a@iscussions pertaining _..._____-. to that matter. He said that it seems the first time he knew of any discussion pertaining to aircraft would have ....- been sometime shortly prior to the arrival of the Libyan delegation in Atlanta in January of 1979. This would have been in connection with his meeting with Burki, Gabreel Shaloof, and another Libyan individual whose name he cannot recall. . He met with these men at the Marriott Hotel in Atlanta, «= Georgia, and the next day he took them to meet with Attorney re David Gambrel in Atlanta, Georgia. He reca.is that Burki and Shaloof referred to the other individual as having known —_ Atlanta, and that the man had informed him that he was merely §.. a private businessman in Libya. Coleman stated that he - was surprised as to the age of the man, approximately 48 to 52 years Of age, a5 he felt that there was no one of =O 7 - oo that age left in Khadafy's Regime. Coleman stated that soe he realls that gentleman making the statement in Gambrel's - office to the effect that, “This would certainly be a nice So present,”® referring to the aircraft at Lockheed in Marietta, -— Georgia. When the matter of the aircraft at Lockheed in - Marietta, Georgia, came Up, he recalls that Gambrel informed him that they would have to contact the State Department - and that he did not know why they had not been released. io Bee wath regards to the State Department, Coleman ~ 0 aoe {although not {indicating whether this was before or after oo _ the meeting with Gambrel) stated that he had contacted the . ‘United States State Department to ascertain information- -: ._ ee rtm cee pea tee wmmibam eee dees ee cme eee ee mre meee ne oe heed *