From: Salus Correia .there is always a proper and impartial investigation carried out. The same does not apply to foreigners being killed in India. Today I just saw a news article in the local paper and would like to share it with you all. ============================================
Response: The link provided did not include the text box on the same page which listed some of the Australians murdered in India. The info is at http://goanvoiceuk.wordpress.com/2010/01/16/sunday-herald-sun-17-jan-2010-pa ge-11/ One of the tragedies listed there: "John Kallie, 65, died in Goa in October 2008, 10 hours after being attacked by three people at a bar." If memory serves me right, Kallie got into an argument with restaurant staff about the method of serving beer. He was beaten up by three of the staff and succumbed to his injuries. The three were arrested. Some days later a witness came forward claiming that Kallie had attacked the waiters with a knife. Miraculously the knife was then found on the floor of the restaurant - it has escaped detection previously despite the floor having been washed clean of the bloodstains days earlier. For links to some text and video reports check the "John Kelly Murder" section at http://www.goanvoice.org.uk/newsletter/2008/Oct/issue3/ It would appear that authorities continually suppress information about murders because of the fear of spoiling Goa's image but in doing so they are ruining Goa's reputation. Eddie Fernandes
