Well said, Daphne. “Mysteriously met his end”.

Nobody explained how a semi-decrepit man (whose his legs had been so badly broken that he could not even walk properly) could try to climb down (or was it up?) drain pipes.

For crying out loud, it doesn’t take Hercule Poirot to conclude that Ganni l-Pupa was thrown off that roof and killed so that the truth about who killed Raymond Caruana would go to the grave with him.

Very well said. Couldn’t have put it better myself.

[Daphne – Don’t be ridiculous, Patrick. I never knew the man at all, never mixed in those circles. The woman who can help you is Julia Farrugia, who used to work at Super One and now works for Saviour Balzan (she edits his newspaper Illum). Gianni l-Pupa was one of her father’s closest friends and often at their home. Julia’s father was a man known as Il-Boton/Il-Botom. He was Minister Karmenu (Il-Guy) Vella’s driver and minder and one of the men implicated by Gianni l-Pupa, before he mysteriously met his end, in the murder of Raymond Caruana.]

What a relief! Just plain common sense.

He was not a beneficiary but his political party was. He was not acting on a personal basis but as PL Deputy leader.

“The PL deputy leader said in reply to questions that he would not resign, insisting this was not a case of corruption as it was not something from which he had benefited. Nor had he corrupted any policeman, he insisted.”

http://www.timesofmalta.com/…/audio-recording-surfaces-in-toni-abela-cas...

Deputy Mayor as well.

The Times must be terrified of being burned down again. Or else there’s something even more sinister going on to explain their radical shift. The newspaper has lost its honour and become nothing more than a rag.