MALTA'S MONEY LAUNDERING PROSECUTOR DIES OF "HEART FAILURE;' AT 43; WAS HE POISONED LIKE BARRY RANDALL ?

Martyr by COSIMO

Today's announcement, that the prominent Maltese prosecutor KARL MUSCAT, who worked on money laundering cases in the Office of the Attorney General, died of heart failure, was not credible. Inasmuch as he was only 43 years old, the autopsy came out in record time, and with no accompanying toxicology report, we strongly suspect that he was poisoned, to prevent him for completing his work on the RYAN SCHEMBRI and YORGEN FENECH cases. Many sophisticated poisons leave no trace after a very short time period, and we call for an independent autopsy and any outside examination by medical examiners with relevant experience from INTERPOL.

The Maltese press has never covered it, but the suspicious death, believed to be due from poisoning, of British investigative journalist BARRY RANDALL, who was following a lead in Montenegro supplied to him by Daphne Caruana Galizia. The subsequent detention just after Randall's visit to Montenegro, upon the arrival in Malta of a career criminal found in possession a number of poisons, may provide clues to Karl Muscat's untimely and suspicious death.  Muscat was right in the middle of two major money laundering cases.

 The Randall death was never solved, and it should be opened in Malta, as the perpetrator may be one and the same. Randall's online publication, Caribbean News Now, focused upon the use of Citizenship by Investment passports by international criminals. What did Daphne pass on to him that caused Randall to abruptly travel to Montenegro, in search of what he would not reveal to associates, but which he described as a major scoop ?

Barry Randall

If Malta is starting to return to its violent past, the European Union must focus its attention upon these capital crimes, lest the failure of local authorities to solve the Muscat case embolden Malta's Mafia to again kill its victims with explosive devices and daylight executions in public.