Assistant Police Commissioner Keith Arnaud, the officer who led the investigation into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, on Friday spent an entire day guiding jurors through the police investigation that began within minutes of the 16 October 2017 car bomb attack and eventually led investigators from the hitmen to middleman Melvin Theuma
Assistant Police Commissioner Keith Arnaud, the officer who led the investigation into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, on Friday spent an entire day guiding jurors through the police investigation that began within minutes of the 16 October 2017 car bomb attack and eventually led investigators from the hitmen to middleman Melvin Theuma
Assistant Police Commissioner Keith Arnaud, the officer who led the investigation into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, on Friday spent an entire day guiding jurors through the police investigation that began within minutes of the 16 October 2017 car bomb attack and eventually led investigators from the hitmen to middleman Melvin Theuma
Lead investigator Keith Arnaud returned to the witness stand this afternoon, walking jurors through how the investigation into Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination evolved in the years following the murder. Much of the afternoon focused on how investigators gradually identified Melvin Theuma as the alleged middleman in the plot, as well as the evidence
Police investigators probing Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder had not yet heard Keith Schembri’s name in connection with the case until Melvin Theuma was arrested in late 2019 while holding an ice cream box containing recordings, devices, documents and a photo of himself with the former chief of staff of the prime minister. That evidence box marked
Police traced the phones used to trigger the bomb that killed Daphne Caruana Galizia through cell tower data, surveillance footage, and the involvement of international experts and forensic analysts, Assistant Commissioner Keith Arnaud told jurors on Friday. Arnaud, who now heads the major crimes unit, was the first witness to testify in the trial
Lead investigator Keith Arnaud spent the morning on the witness stand, giving jurors a detailed account of the investigation into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia as his testimony in Yorgen Fenech’s trial got underway. Arnaud, who was heading the Homicide Department as an inspector in October 2017, told the court police were informed of
Lead investigator Keith Arnaud has given jurors a detailed account of how police responded in the immediate aftermath of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination, revealing new details about the investigation’s earliest stages as he testified in Yorgen Fenech’s trial. Arnaud, who was heading the Homicide Department as an inspector in October 2017, told
Witness testimony has officially begun in the jury trial of Yorgen Fenech, with Assistant Police Commissioner Keith Arnaud taking the stand as the first witness. Arnaud, the lead police investigator in the assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and a key prosecutor in the case, has just begun his testimony before the court
The jury trial of Yorgen Fenech enters its third day on Friday after prosecutors spent much of Thursday laying out what they described as the chronology of the plot that led to the assassination. Witness testimony is set to begin today. Fenech, 44, has pleaded not guilty to two principal charges: complicity in the wilful homicide of Caruana Galizia
