In a rare interview, the daughter of Ġiġa Camilleri, has reiterated her belief that her parents were wrongfully convicted in the 1960 killing of their son, Twannie Aquilina, arguing there was no evidence linking them to the crime. Speaking on Campus FM earlier today, Marthese Camilleri, said a lack of forensic proof and what she described as her sister’s
The daughter of Ġiġa Camilleri has, for the first time publicly, claimed that her parents were wrongly convicted over the 1960 murder of eight-year-old Twannie Aquilina, describing the case as a grave miscarriage of justice built on weak evidence and coerced testimony. Speaking in a rare interview on Campus FM with Andrew Azzopardi, Marthese Camilleri
The daughter of Ġiġa Camilleri has spoken out in a rare interview to insist her parents were framed for the 1960 murder of their son, Twannie Aquilina. Marthese Camilleri claimed that a lack of forensic evidence and her sister’s “coerced” testimony led to a historic miscarriage of justice. Speaking on Andrew Azzopardi’s Campus FM radio show on Saturday,