Two days ago, a serious event shook Tirana. A young man died at the hands of the state police, 32-year-old Lear Kurti breathed his last at police station no. 3.
Three police officers were suspended and the forensics department declared that a bag of cocaine was found in the young man's stomach, suggesting that he died of an overdose. But there are many questions and there is still no final answer as to who was the cause of death.
Law enforcement expert Fatjon Softa has analyzed the actions of the police and raises strong doubts about the role and the bag that was found in the young man's stomach.
'There are two ways, or it's gone... and then we do the logic, how big the bag was and how it can be taken when running. That there is no way, it does not go down. The second version is that it may have been introduced. He could open it and pour it on the way and leave no trace.
You can't swallow it while running. I think the second version may be ingested rather than ingested. This requires analysis. How big was the bag, was it digested by the stomach? It is not possible for the stomach to have digested the bag within this time. The first has a time for the autopsy.
A person really dies, but it is those tissues, for chemistry or soul, that within five hours you can do the autopsy!!!! It will take at least 12-24 hours, why would you rush to do the autopsy? What were they looking for? He may have died of natural causes. But it may be the dose, it may have passed, but the problem is with the plasma. If the plasma is not dissolved, how is it opened? We talk doing logic' , said Softa part taken from the interview for 5 questions.al