The acquittal of Yorgen Fenech is a fact. Whatever anyone, including me, thinks of it, nine citizens entrusted with deciding the case returned their verdict. The verdict does not, however, blind us to what may have happened before the jury ever entered the courtroom. Jason Azzopardi has published an extraordinary account of events in the weeks preceding
Statistician Vincent Marmara has rejected allegations that a survey he carried out on the eve of Yorgen Fenech's trial, financed by Fenech's uncle, Raymond Fenech, targeted potential jurors within Fenech's recently concluded trial by jury. The survey centred around public sentiment on the case as a whole, including on sentiment towards Yorgen Fenech,
Statistician Vincent Marmarà has strongly denied claims surrounding a survey carried out ahead of Yorgen Fenech’s trial, insisting that potential jurors were not deliberately targeted. In a statement, Marmarà said a number of “incorrect statements” had been made about him in recent hours which he would not allow to go unaddressed. “It was said that
Pollster Vince Marmarà was called before Judge Edwina Grima over a survey concerning Yorgen Fenech and the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case which was carried out just weeks before Fenech’s trial began. The survey, commissioned by Fenech’s uncle Ray Fenech, questioned a randomly selected sample of 500 people about the businessman, Caruana Galizia,
