Yesterday, the Freemasons of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Malta held an emergency online discussion over my latest story and police report about Simon Cusens. They exchanged statements which were mostly derived from Simon Cusens version, that basically, he didn’t commit any wrongdoing because the Magisterial Inquiry exonerated him.
I don’t think that’s how law the works because only a Court can exonerate him for his alleged crimes, especially when considering that anyone remotely involved in the Vitals fraud was arraigned and had their assets frozen. Simon Cusens, who benefited with up to €5 million from the Vitals fraud, hasn’t been arraigned but that doesn’t imply he didn’t commit any crimes. A separate investigation which I have requested will inevitably come with results.
The Magisterial Inquiry didn’t exonerate him, it simply failed to mention his crimes, and such a wide and extensive investigation may surely omit some individuals considering this was a very big scheme.
On the other hand, the Freemasons may be handling matters erratically without even following their own statue which says that members who are under police investigation should suspend themselves. Unless the Police Commissioner is breaking the law, Simon Cusens is currently under an official police investigation because police reports signed by lawyers are legally binding with the police obliged to follow through with them.
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