Tag: case
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The delusions of a Freemason reject
The Labour government has allowed criminal impunity to extend so far that even the lowest squelches of the Earth feel empowered to bully journalists and act like they have some God-given royal power to dictate society and others. Simon Cusens, the Freemasons reject and the recipient of up to €5 million in public funds over…
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Pressure mounts on Simon Cusens by fellow Freemasons as he launches a libel case against The Maltese Herald
Simon Cusens has initiated a libel case against The Maltese Herald for our investigation of his €5 million sale of his company that was funded by Vitals. You can read a detailed description of his case here and here. He was outed by this website as the boss of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Malta,…
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Actual and visceral attacks
One of the only entities in Malta that articulate and propagates visceral attacks against individuals is the same entity which is always complaining about them: the Labour Party. Short of anything meaningful to say, especially after handing over our national heritage at Fort Chambray to local developers for free, the Labour Party needs to find…
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Andrew and Tristan Tate’s empire keeps collapsing
Andrew and Tristan Tate had more of their wealth confiscated by the Romanian antiorganised crime entity, DIICOT. Last week, DIICOT searched Andrew and Tirstan Tate’s house in Bucharest, Romania and seized, €2.5 million of assets from their house, including jewelry and €10,000 in cash. New evidence has also been revealed how Andrew Tate hid his…
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A Prosecutor sparring with relatives in Court
The curious case of the conflict of interest of Prosecutor Francesco Refalo is getting even more bizarre as the suspected individuals over the Vitals and Steward case begin to prepare their defense. Adrian Hillman, Keith Schembri’s buddy with whom they defrauded Progress Press, has just set up his defense team for the case, and his…
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Dysfunction in the state and the justice system may benefit Yorgen Fenech
Something that the band of merry propagandists and criminal operators in politics benefit from is dysfunction in the state and justice system. Crooks in politics need their propagandists more than honest politicians need lawyers and accountants, and the consequence of the lawlessness is also beneficial to organised criminals like Yorgen Fenech. Yorgen Fenech can take…
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“An innocent person doesn’t ask for a Presidential pardon” – Jason Azzopardi
Today, the murderer and disgraced ex-CEO of Tumas Group, Yorgen Fenech was in court again for the compilation of evidence. Several reports were submitted by the prosecution including statements by witnesses and investigators’ reports. After this extensive process is over, the actual hearing of the case commences in front of a jury that has to…