RICHARD BLYSTONE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We got there in the dark and the total chaos. Little town of Lockerbie was still lit by flames that -- from fires that had been started all across the town. What we were finding was bodies and parts of bodies all over town.</s>PHILLIP TURNER, VIDEOGRAPHER: The little bits of evidence of lives, you know, the passports lying next to the dry stone wall in a beautiful Scottish village, the horror of it all. I think the most stunning thing to me in that was many, many years later, being taken by the police to the hanger, to a big hanger. And walking in, and I will always remember that the hair on the back of my neck stood up, when I looked up, and they had meticulously put this plane back together again. And I thought, by God, the work. Wreckage was strewn over 200 square miles, and they put the plane back together. And that was like the ghost plane, that was, that was really chilling.</s>BLYSTONE: A lot of the members of the families of the victims, they wanted to see it over, they wanted some kind of closure.</s>TURNER: It's a story that has had some closure, but it's still an open, open book.
CNN 20: Jet Explodes Over Lockerbie, December 21, 1988