@ Erasmus:

“The gravity of the crime is absolutely irrelevant to whether one is sent to the Forensic Unit or not”.

Of course not. But the reason why he was sent there is very relevant.

Private business? A judge?

@ Erasmus – Oh, stop trying to justify his being sent there! He should have served time in PRISON (yes, amongst the people he himself put there, some for even lesser crimes than his own).

The gravity of the crime is absolutely irrelevant to whether one is sent to the Forensic Unit or not.

As it happens, La Redoute, my experience in the area is both extensive and very intense.

This reply was meant for Pierre Portelli’s comment.

If I were the editor or moderator at The Times, I wouldn’t publish it either. Not unless I was provided with some evidence.

Daphne’s blog is another question. It is her own blog (she is entitled to take risks) and she might even have the evidence (or know someone who does).

tparlax jekk ma tafx l-affarijiet

most sensible comment only to be understood by those who are human

Surprise, surprise! It did not appear.

I posted it because I thought someone was about to recommend beatification.

I have come to understand that timesofmalta.com editors or moderators have their own allegiances and will scupper any comment that makes them look bad, foolish or stupid.