Many Believe Brit state cover up over death of Tosh

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To: Red Larry

Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 9:26 PM

Subject: Many Believe British State Cover-up over death of Tosh

No action over parliament alert

The Queen performed the opening ceremony last year The Crown has dropped proceedings against a man arrested during a security scare on the day the Queen opened the Scottish Parliament.   Alan McIntosh had originally faced firearms and explosives charges. He appeared in court in October last year, only hours after his brother Andrew hanged himself in Craiginches Prison in Aberdeen.   The pair were arrested near Edinburgh on the day Scotland's new parliament was officially opened. Andrew McIntosh hanged himself in jail Andrew McIntosh, 49, was a convicted terrorist, the mastermind behind a series of letter bombs linked to the Scottish National Liberation Army.   His brother Alan, 51, was released on bail last October after his appearance at Aberdeen Sheriff Court. On Friday the Crown Office said Crown counsel had instructed that no proceedings would take place. No reason was given for the decision.   A third man, Graeme Otterson, was also arrested last October. The 33-year-old, known as MacOtter, was later released from custody after proceedings against him were dropped.