Murdered woman 'in agony for hours' - accused had 18 bite marks

S Atlamyob

Feb 5th 2010, 20:34

A captivating, but sad story, with a regretfully tragic and senseless end :^( @Adrian Aquilina, Good points! @ Victor Vella, Have you considered that Cigarettes are highly addicting toxic drugs, and to this day, many on the islands smoke these drugs while in pregnancy, adults continue to smoke in confined areas that included children. Teenagers around local clubs and congregational areas smoke too. Children learn from modeled behavior. Cigarettes cost us hundreds of millions, possibly billions, a year through its Importation, detoured tourism, health care for primary and secondary victims, funerals, structure fires, and refuge pick up and disposal, and that’s just a few items of negative impact that I thought of in the last 30 seconds. What do you think the cigarette to other drug related death ratios are? 1,000 to 1? 2,500 to 1? If those were odds on the lottery, I know which one I'd pick every day, but surprisingly, many here would take their chances on the former odds! I'm not much for recreational drugs either, but I am for getting our priorities in order and for the exclusion of hypocrisy in our lives. We're not part of the States yet.

Joe Xuereb

Feb 5th 2010, 12:56

Flynn, William, my boy, I leave columns to the likes of Fr. Joe Borg and repetitive piffle ta` la f this planet's Cowie, Jerries. I've a life. I earn it on the shop-floor (only joking. I am a professional so-and-so with clout - I'm a shirt-lifter, as they say - comme ils disent).
See this magnificent clip. Translation on request. guzexuereb@hotmail.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDu5O0Guhv8

Are you being served? I'm freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!

How very weird!
So 200 mass attendances will exonerate the little-ones from their confirmation exam? Children don't like exams so popular idea. The problem is, one can fingerprint fingers but not cerebral ramblings. What if these children spend their messy/massy sessions fidgeting under their Polish pews or seem all attentive when in fact they're merely daydreaming of the day they're confirmed, confirmation based on fidgeting and messy musings and empty bonces? How very strange! Jak bardzo dziwne!
On another tread but same theme, I commented as above. 'how very weird' I added in Polish, a camp signature-tune. The Times, in its cautious wisdom, decided to excise it. God only knows what they thought it meant. Obviously, they've never heard of Google instant translations. Go figure, Flynn, William! (excuse familiarity - nothing personal).

John Azzopardi

Feb 5th 2010, 11:38

This guy, if guilty, deserves to be hanged. Hope justice will prevail. There is no reason why a man should do what this man allegedly did to a human being.

Chris Reiff

Feb 4th 2010, 23:13

I do hope she had a moment of peace before dying. Very sad to hear this.

B Aquilina

Feb 4th 2010, 12:59

i agree with both of you...if you are linked with other minor offences such the much talked hunting or foolish tennage stupidty or god knows you will get more time in jail than killing..... and how the kill was made... life sentences should exist.. and when i say life senteces i mean till god decides that you coem out of prison for good but on wheels covere with a white sheet.... I agree than people can change and learn lessons but people can not decide when to stop other people 's life

victor vella

Feb 4th 2010, 07:07

Adrian, whilst agreeing with you that he should get a long , very long prison sentence, one has to remember that drug importers are messengers of death for money.What makes m wonder is how come the local importer is never caught.Regarding this murder one has to consider a lot of things, but yes if guilty he should get a very very long prison sentence.

adrian aquilina

Feb 3rd 2010, 17:36

what a nasty way to die..if he is guilty, hope he gets a long sentance for such a brutal crime but in malta you seem to get a bigger sentance for drugs....strange