Melvin Theuma is expected to take the witness stand next week in the trial of Yorgen Fenech, with his testimony anticipated to last around a week. The prosecution requested that special measures be adopted for Theuma’s testimony. Madam Justice Edwina Grima confirmed that the court has already made the necessary arrangements. “We have everything prepared,”
Melvin Theuma is expected to take the witness stand next week in the trial of Yorgen Fenech, with his testimony anticipated to last around a week. The prosecution requested that special measures be adopted for Theuma’s testimony. Madam Justice Edwina Grima confirmed that the court has already made the necessary arrangements. “We have everything prepared,”
The trial by jury of businessman Yorgen Fenech has entered its 32 nd day, with more witnesses expected to continue testifying before Madam Justice Edwina Grima. Wednesday's sitting saw jurors shown more messages extracted from Fenech's mobile phone, with the jury told of the existence of group chats featuring several Maltese high-profile figures. These
These are the leading stories making front-page headlines in Malta this Thursday. Times of Malta reports that psychiatrists have declared Melvin Theuma fit to testify in the trial of Yorgen Fenech, while the court was also presented with details from Fenech’s WhatsApp messages. The Malta Independent focuses on the "No Valletta, No Party" WhatsApp chats
Yorgen Fenech's close relationship with a network of high-profile people in Malta was laid bare to the jury tasked with hearing his trial on Wednesday, as investigators shared details from the tycoon's online messaging accounts. These chats included a group named 'No Valletta, No Party' - which included former Deputy Police Commissioner Silvio Valletta,
A private WhatsApp group recovered from Yorgen Fenech’s mobile phone and titled ‘No Valletta, No Party’ has emerged as the latest piece of electronic evidence in the businessman’s trial by jury, exposing the close personal relationships he maintained with some of Malta’s most senior public officials pf the Labour administration. Police Financial Crimes
These are the leading stories making front-page headlines in Malta this Wednesday. Times of Malta reports that jurors in the Yorgen Fenech trial were presented with evidence of his close ties to former deputy police commissioner Silvio Valletta and allegations that Fenech ordered illegal firearms and cyanide online. The Malta Independent also leads
The trial by jury of businessman Yorgen Fenech has entered its 31st day, with the cross-examination of former yacht captain Logan Wood expected to continue before Madam Justice Edwina Grima. Tuesday's sitting saw jurors shown a series of messages extracted from Fenech's mobile phone, including personal Signal conversations between the businessman and
Jurors in the trial against businessman Yorgen Fenech on Tuesday were shown Signal messages in which former Deputy Police Commissioner Silvio Valletta described the businessman as his "best friend," as the court also heard from the businessman's former yacht captain about the attempted voyage to Sicily, that ended with Fenech's arrest at sea. The court
Former deputy police commissioner Silvio Valletta repeatedly referred to alleged murder suspect Yorgen Fenech as his ‘best friend’, arranged private meetings with him, discussed trips abroad and even sought his help to charter a private jet for his then-wife, former cabinet Minister Justyne Cariana, according to messages and videos extracted from Fenech’s