On the table: a signed power of attorney document and the May 17 edition of Zurichsee-Zeitung, a Swiss-German newspaper. The picture shows Mifsud in what appears to be an office somewhere, wearing a white collared shirt and clasping a pen in his right hand, looking up at the camera with a serious, slightly quizzical look. Mifsud has since gone to ground and, while I couldn’t locate him, I did speak to his lawyer, whose office supplied me with a photo of the man. On Monday, I published a story on Joseph Mifsud, the enigmatic Maltese academic who is alleged to have dropped publicly known hint of Russian interference in the 2016 vote. That includes occasional forays into covering the fallout from Russia’s 2016 election interference.
I write about cybersecurity for The Associated Press, but like other reporters I pitch in on other investigative tracks too.
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