megrahi's the tip of the iceberg. if i was writing the novel version, we would have identified not only the people who put the bomb on the plane, but those who ordered it up the chain of command, and put them all in jail. that would have been the fantasy. (knocking) >> dornstein: over the years, i have gotten to know a lot of the investigators and prosecutors who worked on the case. >> dornstein: stuart henderson. >> ken, pleased to meet you. >> dornstein: i've visited their homes, here and abroad, and heard their stories. >> we didn't have any evidence of that. >> dornstein: they're almost all retired now, and almost to a man, they feel unsatisfied with the way it all ended. >> how frustrated do you think we are to be detectives who've been all over the world trying to get an answer to this and can't get access to what we want? at no stage did i ever say i just wanted megrahi. i said i wanted all of them, because there was no doubt in my mind he isn't the only one. he was the baggage man, and he got caught, and right