
New details have come to light about the murder of the Albanian businessman Ardian Nikulaj .
The British media write that the businessman's murder was the result of a dispute over 80,000 pounds between the Lekstakaj and Nikulaj families.
Meanwhile, the three arrested for the conspiracy to murder the 51-year-old appeared on Saturday (April 29) in the dock at Westminster Magistrates' Court after an arrest warrant from Albania for their extradition.
The three accused, namely 37-year-old Edmond Haxhia , 49-year-old Steven Hunt and 35-year-old Thomas Mathin , were remanded in custody, as they are accused of the April 19 assassination of 51-year-old Ardian Nikulaj in his bar, in Shengjin.
Hunt, Haxhia and Mathin were arrested in Britain by police on Saturday morning (April 29) and shortly after their arrest, police also handcuffed British woman Harriet Bridgeman, 28, in connection with the murder.
Meanwhile, Ruben Saraiva , a Portuguese citizen, suspected of being the executioner, and Harry Simson, a British citizen, are still being sought .
The State Police is intensively following the work, in close cooperation with the partners, for the location and capture of other wanted persons related to the event.
Businessman Ardian Nikulaj was executed at noon on April 19 inside his bar on the first line of the coast of Shengjin.
Thanks to the quick investigative actions, the police under the direction of the Prosecutor's Office of Lezha, managed to clarify and document the incident, declaring 6 people wanted, 5 of whom are foreign citizens, and of which 4 of them have been caught by the authorities in England. / Daily Mail