Marlene Mizzi calls for Daphne Caruana Galizia middleman pardon to be revoked

Former Labour Party MEP Marlene Mizzi has called for the pardon granted to the middleman in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case to be revoked after what she described as a "lying" reference to retired judge Antonio Mizzi, her husband.
The former judge was named in taped conversations between the middleman Melvin Theuma and alleged mastermind Yorgen Fenech. 
In the recordings, Fenech claimed that Keith Schembri, then the OPM chief of staff, had spoken to the judge on behalf of Joseph Muscat over bail for the three men accused of carrying out the murder. 
The 'Mizzi' mentioned in the recordings was identified by Theuma as the former judge in court earlier this week. 
Writing on Facebook on Sunday, the former MEP Ms Mizzi dismissed the claims as lies and called for Theuma's presidential pardon to be revoked. 

"Two criminals speaking about a judge of known impeccable integrity, over a 38 year carrier [sic] in the judiciary, suddenly become exponents of gospel truth," she said.
"Criminal Yorgen Fenech has nothing to lose now. He is probably facing a deserved life in jail and he will try to bring down as many people with him as possible."
Ms Mizzi said Theuma was merely repeating...