Vince Muscat, known as il-‘Koħħu’ has been dealt a 15-year prison sentence and €42,000 in court expenses after his admission of his involvement in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
His lawyer, Marc Sant, told the court that his client, Muscat, would register an admission to all charges in what has been a ground-breaking day in the Caruana Galizia assassination investigation.
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The Police have arrested three long-sought gang members in Jamie Vella and Tal-Maksar brothers Adrian and Robert Agius for their suspected involvement in supplying the bomb use for the Daphne Caruana Galizia assassination.
This comes after Vince Muscat ‘il-Koħħu’ pleaded guilty to his involvement in the murder, with the three gang members being rounded up in a police operation.
The police could not arraign the three of them in the coming 48 hours due to one of the gang members having contracted COVID-19.
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“LGBTIQ persons are not an ideology. We are people with fundamental human rights and no one, not even a Member State of the European Union can take our fundamental human rights away from us.”
These were the words of Maltese MEP Cyrus Engerer following his appointment as Socialists and Democrats’ lead negotiator ahead of the EU’s historic LGBTIQ Freedom Zone resolution.
This widespread decision came following the outrage surrounding multiple municipalities in countries like Poland and Hungary declaring them LGBTIQ-free zones, discriminating against multiple people.
Engerer went on to state that diversity and protection of human rights are pillars of European values and that is why they should be maintained across each country.
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Vince Muscat, also known as ‘il-Koħħu’ has pleaded guilty to his involvement in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Muscat notified the court that he was switching his plea in what is the biggest turning point in a long time in the Caruana Galizia assassination investigation and he will testify against the Degiorgio brothers, George and Alfred.
Insider reports have also revealed that Muscat may reveal information about the possible implication of a current minister with regards to a “very serious crime”.
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