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@Weber
You mean you were brainwashed by parents to “see nothing, hear nothing and say nothing”, Therefore you shouldn’t be saying anything now because you have been brought up with that handicap.

Yes, I was still a teenager in the 80s and my parents did shield me from a lot of things that were going on at the time.

That is another story altogether.

But the people who saw the culprit, or who heard the witnesses, did they erase their memories too?

I was in Malta. I am not aware of a Labour minister who DIED before 1987. A minister who died in office?

Who was he?

[Daphne – Oh come on. Danny Cremona. And Patrick Holland.]

In 1987, the atmosphere would’ve been tense. The police were a tool of the MLP. The Law Courts had been ransacked. How do you proceed in that environment? You need the police and courts to play on the side of justice – that wouldn’t happen today, let alone in 1987.

It’s regretful that not more was done, but PN clearly felt that there were other priorities that challenging a fragile democracy.

@ Min Weber

Either you were not living in Malta then or else you are young of age not to conclude who was the Minister from the phrase ‘heart of gold’.

How can you be sure that the name of the culprit is still in the files and was not destroyed? Most probably they do their best to cover their ass well.

And who does not remember in those days all the jokes and mockery cited about the infamous ‘heart of gold’? ‘Heart of gold’ my foot.