Court Hears Digital Evidence Deleted in Priest's Case
In brief
- A police officer testified in court that digital evidence was deleted from Fr Luke Seguna's computer.
- The officer discovered the deletion upon returning from leave.
- This testimony was heard during the ongoing court proceedings against the accused priest.
During ongoing court proceedings, a police officer testified that digital evidence had been deleted from the computer of accused priest Fr Luke Seguna.
The officer, who serves as a forensic analyst, informed the court that he discovered the deletion upon his return from leave.
This development was reported by both The Malta Independent and state broadcaster TVM News, highlighting a new aspect in the high-profile case.
The testimony forms part of the evidence being presented in court as the case against Fr Luke Seguna continues.
The Spin Room
Low media divide. Both The Malta Independent and state broadcaster TVM News reported the court testimony regarding the deletion of digital evidence in the priest's case without notable framing differences.