そのレベルと比べては申し訳ないが、創価学会集団ストーカーのターゲットの被害は甚大だ。
被害者は怪我、放火！発生の物投入れ、自殺誘発、悪質な異常な嫌がらせ！
向こう三軒両隣全部！連携しての犯罪！
創価学会員末端工作員が、公機関等、警察指導の元に、金稼ぎの為、何の罪もない人を実際に手を下さず！殺している。
集団ストーカー被害者の善人の友人も殺され、不審死！としてに片づけられた。

昨日は昔から、住んでいる６０代位？嫁が、出かけるのを知っていたかのように自転車で突っ込んで来た。
孫にも犯罪行為をやらせている。
血のついた金で、小遣いを稼ぎ、飯を喰う！
此処を立ち退けば、公機関、下請け建設会社、地主、当然、闇の手配師、創価学会、集団ストーカー工作員が血糊の付いた莫大な金を手にする。
国内外に判明した集団ストーカー犯罪者の名前を実名で知らせている。
故友人のは粘り強く、調査している人がいる。
海外のマスメディアも同文を自動的に手にするようにしてくれている。
籠池夫妻氏もまめに投稿していれば、目にしてくれ、そうしてくれるかも知れない。

Italian police investigators had been intercepting phone-calls from Darren Debono for two years in a bid to dismantle a €30 million fuel smuggling ring. The former Malta international footballer, today a restaurateur, used his fishing boats to transport smuggled fuel out of Libya so that it could be resold in Italian ports. He was arrested last week on the island of Lampedusa.

Debono formed part of a crime syndicate with Libyan smuggling kingpin Fahmi Bin Khalifa who was arrested in August by a Tripoli militia, and a Sicilian mafia associate, Nicola Orazio Romeo. Another Maltese associate, Gordon Debono, was arrested in Catania on the heels of the police operation ‘Dirty Oil’.

According to the dossier compiled by the Catanese prosecutor, the Italian investigators spent two years tapping Debono’s Maltese mobile phone – suggesting cooperation from the Malta Security Services. The interceptions depict Debono as the crucial link that made possible the transportation of Libyan oil to Italian markets, with the help of Gordon Debono, to issue false invoices.

But it was the role of investigative journalists, such as Anne Marlowe and the Wall Street Journal, which tipped the United Nations into probing the movements of Debono’s ships.

From then on, Debono found a brick wall to get his shipments validated by the Chamber of Commerce in Malta.

“I’ve spoken to the whole world over here in Malta,” a frustrated Debono says in a June 2016 call to his Italian market buyer, Marco Porta of Maxcom Bunker SpA.

“This woman here is waiting for some email to take a decision, and this son of a bitch… well it’s for nothing, because of the minister, she’s been signing everything for the last 30 years and she wants to be sure 100%,” Debono says, telling Porta he was at the foreign ministry, seeking clearance for his cargos.

But according to the Italian police dossier, at some point Debono would have suggested that the UN report would have retracted certain incriminating paragraphs in his regard “thanks to some possible connivance with persons close to the minister of the economy”.

However, no interceptions to this regard were published in the dossier.

When in 2015 journalist Ann Marlowe’s exclusive report on fuel smuggling – ‘Why does EU tolerate Libya’s smuggler kingpin as migrants drown?’ – was published in the Asia Times, Debono is heard urging caution from his acolytes, to make sure all their documentation is in order.

As news of the fuel smuggling operation emerged in the Italian press and through the United Nations’ experts’ report in 2016, interceptions by the investigators show a growing apprehension inside the syndicate, to make sure payments for the fuel are cleared and circulated inside their offshore companies.

“We have to go to the United Nations,” Debono is heard telling an associate, after having obtained a certificate of origin from the Libyan National Oil Corporation. “They are just copying what some asshole journalist from the Wall Street Journal is writing.”

The investigators said Darren Debono, Gordon Debono and c would participate in “summits” in Italy with Marco Porta, and then meet Bin Khalifa in Libya.

In a bid to hide the illicit origin of the fuel being bunkered out at sea, Gordon Debono would use the company Petroplus Ltd to issue false invoices; while Darren Debono and Romeo would use the company Oceano Blu Trading Ltd, as well as other offshore companies in the British Virgin Islands, to hide the flow of money used to pay Bin Khalifa.

Once the fuel was bunkered at sea, and then acquired by Marco Porta’s Maxcom Bunker SpA in Italy, Porta would use false documentation issued by Petroplus, to hide the origin of the fuel – documents which were, possibly unknowingly, validated by the Libyan Maltese Chamber of Commerce.

Italian investigators tapping the phone-calls from Darren Debono’s San Gwann office show Debono trying to convince Porta to buy the fuel for 30c a litre.

“Listen Marco, it’s Darren… Mr Fahmi [Bin Khalifa] is selling you… you know, if you can help us a little please, we’re a family, understand?”

Debono was also intercepted coordinating the movements of the ships involved in the bunkering of the Libyan oil, showing how he had a handle on the shipping movements carrying the smuggled fuel.

Another interception, this time of Marco Porta and a Maxcom employee, makes reference to Nicola Orazio Romeo’s connections to the Sicilian underworld. Romeo, linked to the Mafia clan of Santapaola-Ercolano, was revealed by the Panama Papers of having had offshore companies at the same San Gwann address as ADJ Trading, the firm in which both Debono and Bin Khalifa were once shareholders.

“Nicola is part of the real underworld, the one nobody touches,” Porta tells a colleague. “He’s always being tapped when he is in Sicily.”

Keith Schembri’s claims that he coordinated the FBI’s involvement in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder investigation have been rubbished in open court, raising serious concerns whether the former Prime Minister’s chief of staff may have committed perjury.

Superintendent George Cremona, who is the Head of the Counter-Terrorism Unit & Criminal Intelligence Unit, confirmed extensive Lovin Malta reports on the issue during today’s sitting of the public inquiry into the murder.

He revealed to the board that he had started contacting foreign experts from around 4.30pm on October 16, 2017. Lovin Malta previously reported how Cremona called the FBI’s attaché in Rome to coordinate their involvement. Former Police Commissioner Lawrence Cutajar has also rubbished Schembri’s claims.

The FBI played a crucial role in the investigation, triangulating phone signals to identify the three men charged with carrying out the assassination, George Degiorgio, Alfred Degiorgio, and Vince Muscat.

On 18th December 2019, Schembri said that he was the one to coordinate the FBI’s involvement in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder investigation during the constitutional case instituted by murder suspect Yorgen Fenech’s to remove Chief Homicide Inspector Keith Arnaud from the investigation.

“[I brought people in to help with the case] Like the FBI, for example. After Ms Caruana Galizia was killed, within the first 20-25 minutes, I told the Prime Minister that I will speak to the US Embassy to find out what assistance they can offer.”

“The Prime Minister said from day one that he will leave no stone unturned. We spoke to the US embassy, and I made that call. They informed me that FBI officials were in Rome and told me that, if I made the necessary arrangements, they could arrive in Malta the next morning,” Schembri said.

Schembri remains under investigation for his potential involvement in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, along with a litany of other offences which include:

Tampering with evidence, leaking extensive information about the investigation, obstructing justice, and acquiring a phantom job for middleman Melvin Theuma.

Yorgen Fenech has described a “fraternal” relationship with Schembri to the courts and says Schembri was the real mastermind of the murder. Schembri has even confirmed under oath that they were friends and had also holidayed together on occasion.

Schembri was most recently arrested in connection to a money-laundering investigation linked to alleged kickbacks from the citizenship-by-investment scheme. He is currently out on police bail.