Letter from office of Prime Minister, Malta, acknowledging receipt of letter
The Office of the Prime Minster acknowledges the receipt of your letter dated 11 April 2000 on the above subject and informs you that it is being given attention.






The Office of the Prime Minster acknowledges the receipt of your letter dated 11 April 2000 on the above subject and informs you that it is being given attention.
My son, Matthew Aquilina tragically went missing in the early hours of the 3rd December 1995. Matthew was one of the six people deemed to be on board the Piper Lance aircraft that disappeared on the way to Malta from Djerba under mysterious circumstances. As you are aware the investigating Board of inquiry has recently published its report on the matter but there are still many questions that were left unanswered.
We would be forever grateful it you could ask for Libyan assistance during your visit to Libya this week. The Maltese Authorities to the best of our knowledge never requested any radar information from the Libyans. There is no radar or satellite image proof that the plane was airborne. On separate occasions as also stated under oath during a sitting of the inquiry, Carmel Bartoli (the pilot) flew through Libyan Airspace without authorisation.
Letter from Cormac Boomer to Don Mullan commenting that he and Daniel/Cecilia were preparing statements to the press following the Board Of Inquiry completing their report
Have tried to contact you from home on Saturday evening but was unsuccessful. On Superone TV it was announced that the Board of Inquiry have now finalised their report and have given it to the Minister ot Transport, Censu Galea, but it is not known when the Minister will make it public or if he will make it public. Again we are not informed in writing or verbally and we have to hear it from the TV.
I write to you regarding the disappearance of Piper 9H-ABU you may recall we met at a Sitting of the Board of Enquiry in August 1997. The Board has not had a Sitting since then until 22nd April 1999, and I enclose copies of the Malta Times and Independent reports of the proceedings which will give you a flavour of what was discussed, we were very interested in Mr. Klebb’s evidence, the content of which confirmed your own experiences on the flight.
Letter sent by Cecilia Aqualina to Cormac Boomer on 14th October 1997. With translation of newspaper article on the death of Peter Jones