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Arsonists attack Daphne on same night Norman Lowell organises BBQ

Kurt Sansone

WHILE neo-Nazi Norman Lowell was hosting a barbeque for his right-wing supporters at Dwejra, a kilometre and a half away from Bidnija, arsonists attempted to burn down the private residence of Daphne Caruana Galizia.

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