Hillary Clinton called for al-Megrahi to be returned to prison in Scotland, describing the release of al-Megrahi as a miscarriage of justice 

After the murder of Muammar Gaddafi on 20 October 2011, the United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for al-Megrahi to be returned to prison in Scotland, describing the release of al-Megrahi as a miscarriage of justice. Additionally Clinton stated that having already raised the question of al-Megrahi's return to a Scottish prison with the leadership of the National Transitional Council, she would raise the matter again once a Libyan government had been formed. Clinton also indicated that, while preferring imprisonment in Scotland, she supported imprisonment outside of Scotland over al-Megrahi remaining out of jail. In early November, the US State Department indicated that it was preparing to make a "formal approach" to the National Transitional Council, requesting al-Megrahi's extradition to the United States.

Letter written by Megrahi was discovered

On 29 August 2011, a letter written by Megrahi was discovered by

"The Wall Street Journal" at intelligence headquarters in Tripoli, Libya. In what was a private letter to Libya's intelligence chief not previously available to the public, Megrahi wrote "I am an innocent man," a letter apparently composed while he was serving a life sentence in Scotland, and written in blue ink on ordinary paper. The letter was found in a steel four-drawer filing cabinet that had been forced openby rebels who entered the office of intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi..

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Wikileaks on Megrahi 

Cable 09TRIPOLI65 (dated 2009-01-28) from US Embassy Tripoli reports: the case of convicted Pan Am 103 bomber Abdelbasset al-Megrahi is arguably the regime’s most sensitive political subject, in part because it involves a firm timeline in the form of the ailing el-Megrahi’s approaching death. Through remarks by senior officials suggesting that al-Megrahi is innocent...

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