NEW VENDETTA MURDER • Tyson Butcher’s Jonathan Pace dies from gunshot wounds The man accused of the attempted murder of Vince Muscat il-Kohhu has been shot dead. Police said that Jonathan Pace, 31 of Zejtun, also known as the owner of Tyson Butcher, had been shot at while standing in a residences balcony, at around 9:15pm on Triq Mahatma Gandhi, in Fgura. Pace passed away shortly afterwards at Mater Dei Hospital, from wounds suffered in the back and in the head. Duty Magistrate Neville Camilleri has appointed court experts to assist in the investigation. Pace had been accused of shooting Vince Muscat, 52, three times in the neck and hand back in April and was out on bail. As the owner of Tyson Butcher, Pace had been declared bankrupt by a court back in December 2013 after being ordered to pay over €90,000 in debts and for advertising taken out with national television station PBS. Pace was accused by victim Vince Muscat of having shot at him on the evening of 8 April in Triq Bordin, Msida. Muscat - one of the men allegedly involved in the heist on the HSBC headquarters in 2010 - was shot at while still in his car. Muscat had been out on bail despite facing charges of having fired over 30 shots at the police during the attempted HSBC heist.
Posted on: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 21:58:28 +0000
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