Otto Hostettler

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(investigative journalist)
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Born1 December 1967

Otto Hostettler is an investigative reporter for the Swiss magazine BEOBACHTER. He stumbled over the Lockerbie case while investigating the unexplained crash of Swissair Flight 330 which exploded shortly after take-off from Zürich on 21 February 1970, killing all 47 passengers and crew.

According to his research, the perpetrators of that crime have been known for more than four decades. And yet, they never had to stand on trial. (One of them was a prime suspect in the early stage of the Lockerbie investigation.) He is currently fighting to obtain the right to access some documents through the FOIA. So far, his demands have been rejected.[1]

GIJN

Otto Hostettler is a board member of the Swiss Association for Investigative Journalism, which is part of the Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) and a co-founder of the association Lobbywatch.ch, a non-profit research-tool for journalists.[2]

Darknet

In May 2017, Otto Hostettler's book "Darknet: Shadowy World of the Internet" was published.[3]

 

Related Document

TitleTypePublication dateAuthor(s)Description
Document:PT35B - The Most Expensive Forgery in HistoryArticle18 October 2017Ludwig De BraeckeleerLudwig De Braeckeleer proves that the Lockerbie bomb timer fragment PT/35(b) is a "fragment of the imagination"
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