The scandal surrounding Jeremy Harbinson, the forensic accountant who pocketed 20 million euros from Malta’s Inquiries, has taken a shocking turn. Harbinson, who signed off on the controversial Malta Hospitals Inquiry Forensic Analysis report, continues to refuse to testify—both in person and via video. But here’s the kicker: his company, Harbinson Forensics Ltd., hasn’t just failed—it’s been deliberately liquidated. The big question now is: Will this blatant attempt to evade responsibility through liquidation be tolerated? Will anyone act to preserve crucial evidence before it’s too late, especially given that Harbinson is the main witness in the case?
Harbinson’s Bold Move: Liquidating His Company to Escape Accountability
Jeremy Harbinson, once Malta’s go-to forensic accountant, has made a dramatic move that reeks of desperation: he has deliberately liquidated his company, Harbinson Forensics Ltd., which only provided forensic services for the Maltese Inquiries. This action comes as Harbinson continues to refuse to testify in the ongoing Malta Hospitals case. By liquidating his company, Harbinson is attempting to dodge accountability and, more disturbingly, erase or hide crucial evidence tied to his role in the investigation.
The timing is certainly suspicious. As his company winds down, the risk of critical evidence being lost or destroyed becomes all too real. Will this deliberate attempt to avoid responsibility go unchecked, or will someone step in to ensure accountability?
The 20 Million Euro Question: What Is Harbinson Hiding?
Harbinson’s refusal to testify, coupled with his calculated move to liquidate his company, raises significant red flags. Over 20 million euros passed through Harbinson Forensics Ltd., all stemming from the Maltese Inquiries. Now, as Harbinson attempts to vanish from the scene, it’s clear that he is doing everything he can to avoid facing the music.
The public is demanding answers. If Harbinson can simply disappear into the shadows without having to testify, what does that say about the integrity of Malta’s legal system? Harbinson’s refusal to engage and his questionable financial maneuvers point to one thing: he’s trying to escape the scrutiny of the law. Can this be tolerated?
Harbinson Must Testify In Person—No Substitutes Allowed
Harbinson is not just a peripheral figure in this case—he is the main witness. His testimony is absolutely crucial for the Malta Hospitals case. And yet, he continues to refuse to testify in any meaningful way. Harbinson’s court room testimony in this case cannot be substituted by letter rogatory. This method would be a grave disservice to the process of justice and would allow Harbinson to avoid being properly cross-examined and held accountable for his actions.
Testifying in person in a Maltese Court room—where he can be questioned, cross-examined, and his answers scrutinized—is the only way to ensure fairness and transparency.
Harbinson must face his responsibilities for which he billed close to Euro 20 million. If he’s allowed to hide, it would undermine the very integrity of the investigation.
The Urgency of Preserving Evidence: Will Anyone Act?
Beyond Harbinson’s refusal to testify, there’s another urgent issue: the preservation of evidence. With Harbinson’s company now in liquidation, there is a serious risk that vital records and documents could be destroyed or lost. Harbinson Forensics Ltd. was the sole provider of forensic reports for the Maltese Inquiries, and the evidence tied to his company could prove crucial in unraveling the truth.
The risk of evidence being lost or destroyed cannot be ignored. Will anyone step in to ensure that all crucial records and documents are preserved before it’s too late? Immediate action must be taken to delay the liquidation process and secure all relevant evidence tied to Harbinson’s company.
The People Demand Justice: Harbinson Can’t Be Allowed to Escape
The people of Malta deserve justice. They deserve to know the truth, and they deserve accountability from those who have profited from their country’s legal system. Harbinson cannot be allowed to walk away without facing his responsibilities. His refusal to testify, his attempts to liquidate his company, and his disregard for the law cannot be tolerated.
Will this blatant attempt to evade justice be allowed to stand? Will Harbinson be allowed to escape accountability? Or will someone ensure that the law is upheld?
Time is running out. The people of Malta are watching, and the pressure is on to ensure that justice is served. Harbinson cannot be allowed to escape accountability—not by refusing to tesify, and certainly not by hiding behind a liquidation that wipes the slate clean. The clock is ticking, and only one thing is clear: Harbinson must face the music.
