Tag: Murder
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Yorgen Fenech and Keith Schembri exchanged 200 calls in 9 months before Yorgen Fenech was arrested
Despite what Judge Edwina Grima is thinking on how we should interpret the law, these are days when we need Mr Ranger more than ever to provide us with the evidence that reminds us why, ultimately, Joseph Muscat was forced to resign. This is a story I have told various times in my works. In…
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More on the leniency for murder
In Malta we have many victims of murder who have been left short-handed by justice. Therese Sciberras is one such victim and her daughter, who is accused of murdering her as a teenager along with her then-boyfriend Robert Zahra, mounted a public defense for her case which is still ongoing. What is bizarre, is that…
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Murderers out and about
Malta’s justice system is in general quite lenient towards dangerous criminals, especially murderers, who often enjoy an unprecedented amount of freedom before they go to jail, if ever. This is due to dysfunction, incompetence, and corrupt practices in the system creating structural problems that eventually hurt, mostly, the vulnerable. A case in point is that…
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The same prosecutor in Yorgen Fenech’s murder case is the same one who botched Charles Mercieca’s bribery case
Philip Galea Farrugia was the most senior prosecutor in the Office of the Attorney General before he applied to become a Magistrate. He was also the prosecutor who was handling the AG’s most high-profile and important case – the case of Yorgen Fenech’s murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. Following repeated appearances in the case’s court…
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Silvio Valletta, the Deputy Police Chief who covered up and abetted the murderer of a journalist, is not in prison: he’s on Tinder enjoying a single life
Silvio Valletta is the Deputy Police Chief who covered up for Yorgen Fenech while he was investigated, abetted him, traveled with him abroad to watch football games, rode with him in his Rolls Royce, helped him not get interrogated, and even divulged to him confidential Police information. Silvio Valletta was never prosecuted for his crimes.…
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I was investigated for NuxellinaLeaks but Silvio Valletta was never prosecuted for leaking confidential information to Yorgen Fenech
Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa was very swift in ensuring that I was investigated and prosecuted for publishing NuxellinaLeaks. However, Gafa doesn’t seem to be showing any enthusiasm to investigate and prosecute Silvio Valletta, the previous deputy police chief who leaked details on the investigation of Daphne Caruana Galizia to Yorgen Fenech and even covered up…
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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…
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The Western rehabilitation of Nazism
As I write this, Jews across Europe are being intimidated, abused, violated, and even murdered. The Holocaust Library in London has been vandalised as Jewish buildings across Europe are targeted. The number of antisemitic incidents is increasing on a day-to-day basis and it is terrifying to watch. It is as if I am living in…
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The murder of journalist Jeff German
Strange how this story hasn’t shown up in my Twitter feed, so I’ll post it here to help spread it a bit. Elected and Public County official of Nevada, Robert Telles is being charged with the murder of journalist, Jeff German. German was investigating Telles for corruption and bullying in his public office. The story…
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No justice for Sion Grech
The alleged murderers of Sion Grech, a transgender woman who was stabbed to death, walk free in our society after the police presented a very weak case. I would appreciate if someone involved in criminal law can explain to me how a medical-court expert can contradict the police’s version of events by saying “there was…