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Son of slain journalist expects a re-trial

Son of slain journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, Matthew said that he expects a re-trial of Yorgen Fenech after Fenech was acquitted 8 to 1 by a jury over charges that he conspired for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia and criminal association.

Yorgen Fenech admitted on record that he “okayed” and paid for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. He also admitted to having paid a total of โ‚ฌ400,000 to the her killers who are spending life sentences in jail.

Matthew Caruana Galizia, who has worked on his mother’s case extensively and followed all the cases in Court, said that he doesn’t want the Police to pick-up leads by professional liars and that the evidence is clear that it was Yorgen Fenech who commissioned the hit.

Therefore, he said, he expects a re-trial and added that government must overcome its shock and accept the facts at hand.

Irregularities revealed about the jury and the trial may provide the Prosecutor with strong grounds for appeal.


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4 responses to “Son of slain journalist expects a re-trial”

  1. Its understandable that the family expect a retrial but realistically the likeliness of that happening is extremely remote.

    What the family should be pushing for right now is that all leads and evidence that was heard during the jury of Fenech is investigated and they should not rule out the likely probability that others may have ordered the brutal murder. I think they are being to narrowed minded by concentrating only on Yorgen and by doing so they risk that the true master mind may never see justice.

  2. John Borg avatar

    He should go to the european court of justice… would teach this corrupt maltese government a lesson

    1. angry nomad avatar
      angry nomad

      That is exactly what I thought, why can’t this case be presented at european level? Maltese justice system is so incompetent, especially under this corrupt government.

  3. Harmonyplus avatar
    Harmonyplus

    If you the jurors are treated in the same way the other jurors were treated, then the result is likely to be the same.

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