Thatcher Posts Bail for Accused Son

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From: AP Online
Date: 20040901
Author:ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer

ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer
AP Online
09-01-2004
Dateline: LONDON


Sir Mark Thatcher appears in front of his office at his Constantia residence in Cape Town, South Africa Tuesday, Aug, 31, 2004. His wife Diane left South Africa Monday night for Dallas, Texas, with their two children Michael, 15, and Amanda, 11, leaving behind her embattled husband who is accused of financing an alleged coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea. (AP Photo/Obed Zilwa)

Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has posted bail for her son Mark, who is accused of involvement in a coup plot in Equatorial Guinea, ...

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