Johnny, a contemporary of yours, a minor, is dead, and here you are, defending the adult teacher who drove her to her death, whether intentionally or not.

His own feelings over the matter and his own injuries are irrelevant.

Daphne, I agree with your covering this matter and providing a monitored forum in which it can be discussed properly and seriously.

This is not just a private tragedy, but a public disgrace.

I have met Erin a couple of times and thought him to be full of himself to put it mildly. However he is not dead; a 15-year-old girl called Lisa is and there’s no changing that.

Let justice take its course and let him pay for his crimes. My thoughts are with the families here.

Seems we are living in a world where abnormality is considered the norm and being normal is somewhat eccentric (or abnormal).

So sad that nowadays all is considered acceptable.

And leave enya out of your stories daphne!!!!

[Daphne – They are not stories, Ms Stewart. You should advise her to stop commenting in public about the case and also to stay off Facebook completely. Anything she writes or uploads on Facebook at this stage is going to be inappropriate. If she comments about the situation involving her brother, she will invariably make things worse (as with that insensitive comment about how her family understands how the dead girl’s family feel because they almost lost Erin too – when he’s the one responsible for her death).

And if she carries on as normal, uploading pictures of and comments about clothes, music and friends, she will be seen as detached from reality and indifferent to what has happened. I understand your anger, but it is completely misdirected. You are fortunate that Malta is a misogynistic society and so it is the (male) perpetrator who is being pitied, rather than his victim. The reality is that Erin, directly or indirectly, killed a 15-year-old girl. It is understandable that the more right-minded among us are shocked and incredulous.]

The point that Erin said he wants to fuck this “witch” contradicts every point you have to say :) Nothing more than a disturbed person.

Johnny, your thoughts are disorganised.

Johnny, as the mother of two daughters just a little bit younger than Lisa Maria Zahra, I would have found it extremely worrying were he their teacher, with all that I now know about him, EVEN if the Dingli Cliffs tragedy did not occur.

Clearly, you are still just a child yourself, or a very immature adult.

I think the problem her is:

1) the school and how it’s delivering
2) the children attending who are treating life as though it were ‘a Facebook page’ to the extent that they can’t see the reality through logic.

The effects of Facebook seem to me to be very devastating. I would think the worst is still yet to come out.

You’re not the only one.

He had better hope not many inmates find out about this story.