"Upon receipt of Jallow's letter, Daily Observer's editorial board sat down
to determine the publishability of Jallow's contents on KOro's death. We
agreed that they were serious allegations concerning senior members of the
Ruling Council. And since there was no way to validate Jallow's allegations,
we decided not to publish them, but only to put out an 'overview' story on
Jallow's resignation letter."

This is quite an interesting revelation from your end Bro. I am curious (and I am sure many on the list are) to know why your editorial board decided to discard Ebous' revelations at a time when it could have served justice in giving Koros' family and the entire Gambia an idea of the actual circumstances surrounding Koros' death. Don't you think that publishing the letter would have compelled others with some knowledge of what happened to come forward with their own version? Don't you feel that you've done some disservice to the people by not publishing the letter or atleast hinting at why you think the letter should not be published?

I am also interested in knowing if Foroyaa had a copy of this letter and what have been done about it with regards to their own investigation into the matter? I will be glad if Mr. Sallah could clarify this for me.