Hi Roland, You are taking the charges slapped by the police (and amplified/gossipped over publicly via the media) and believing the same as if already been proven in a court of law!
Sonia Torrado could -- theoretically, at least -- be guilty of all that she is being accused of. But what if it turns out tomorrow that there were larger political motives behind the unprecedented fanatical zeal we have seen in the Goa government's and its police enthusiasm in bringing to justice one single alleged suicide/alleged murder case in Goa? FN PS: Any comments over the drama over the Babush/Rohit Monserrate earlier case, and how it all ended? On 20 July 2010 18:27, Roland Francis <[email protected]> wrote: > I disagree with Diana Pinto completely. > While I am no fan of the Goa Police, I don't believe they should treat Sonia > Torrado any different from a common criminal, even though she is bereaved. > No doubt she has lost her daughter in tragic circumstances, but what she is > alleged to have done after her daughter's death does merit her the full > punitive force of the law. > She is alleged to have: > Taken bribes from the accused Pacheco. > Subverted the course of justice by deliberately destroying or arranging to > destroy material evidence. > Spun any number of yarns regarding important facts to the investigators. > Covered up for the accused murderer at the first instance thereby abetting > his heinous crime.
