Email from Daniel to Don, discussing link between Bartolo and assassination
Email from Daniel Aquilina discussing the link to the Shqaqi assassination made by the articles in the Kulhadd and the Times, prior to the Piper disappearance.
Emails from Don to Cecilia querying if Kullhadd implicated 9HABU
Emails from Don Mullan to Cecilia Pellegrini trying to confirm if the picture of the plane used in the Kullhadd article (1995) did in fact belong to Bartolo.
Email from Don Mullan, relatives should sue companies involved
Email from Don Mullan to Cecilia and Cormac, suggestion that the next of kin could have grounds to sue the companies their loved ones were working for. These flights were clearly illegal practices and Matthew and his fellow passengers lives were being put at risk by booking them on flights that were not properly insured and governed by established aviation standards for fee paying passengers.
Newspaper article by Sharon Spiteri discussing the assassination of Fathi Shqaqi
Newspaper article by Sharon Spiteri published in The Times, Nov 01 1995. Discussing the assassination of Fathi Shqaqi
Cecilia Pellegrini, another translation from Kullhadd
Translation of article in Kullhadd which maintains that Shqaqis killers left at about 5am from a flat in Bugibba on a motorcycle. Also that Maltese police visited Tripoli to investigate telephone calls, including one where Shqaqi gave details of his trip from Libya to Malta, proceeding to Rome on his Way to Damascus.
Translation – One of the killers lived in Sliema Before and after the murder of Shqaqi
Translation of article in Kullhadd discussing the events leading up to the assassination of Fathi Shqaqi. Also mentions the motor cycle parked in front of the hotel being moved to Sir Arturo Mercieca Street. The attackers escaped from Tower Road, went into Sir Arturo Mercieca Street and took off. The motorcycle was found in Manuel Dimes Street in Sliema. From Sir Arturo Mercieca Street, the killers proceeded towards Victoria Avenue, drove to Dingli Street passing through St. Mary Street and into Manwel Dimech Street, passing by the Sliema Police Station.