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Police re-open case on Daphne’s murder to investigate new suspects: involvement of third-parties doesn’t exculpate Fenech

Extraordinary revelations were made today in Court by Prosecutor Anthony Vella during his closing remarks to the jurors in the trial of Yorgen Fenech, who is accused of commissioning the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. The Prosecutor said that the Police have reopened the investigation into Daphne’s murder and added that, even if third parties were involved, this would not exculpate Yorgen Fenech from his alleged guilt and responsibility for the murder.

The Prosecutor added that Yorgen Fenech chose to pay Melvin Theuma instead of going to the Police.

The revelations were made after Yorgen Fenech accused Keith Schembri during the trial of commissioning the murder, while evidence was also presented showing Keith Schembri leaking confidential information to Yorgen Fenech.

The defence and the Prosecutor are closing their arguments in Court.

 


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2 responses to “Police re-open case on Daphne’s murder to investigate new suspects: involvement of third-parties doesn’t exculpate Fenech”

  1. There are too many holes in the prosecution’s case and especially in the testimony of Melvin Theuma. I am convinced Yorgen Fenech is involved in some capacity but I am NOT convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that he is guilty of murder.

    Therefore, if I was a juror and I was asked right now to decide, guilty or not guilty I would probably vote not guilty.

    1. Michael Attard avatar
      Michael Attard

      On the other hand, I am convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that he is guilty. The recordings don’t lie.

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