
"We hear and read a lot of things, but I want to say that there are no good and bad people. There are no people who deserve to die or others who do good who get shot."
This is what the partner of Gjovalin Lazri, the 36-year-old of Albanian origin, who was killed during the night between Saturday and Sunday in Baldissero d'Alba, in the Cuneo area, Italy, said, Italian media report.
The woman's statement was conveyed through her lawyer, who later made it public. Shocked by the event, she confessed her pain over the loss of her partner and the father of their child.
"My son no longer has a father and I am devastated by the pain. The whole truth must come out. I only ask that justice do its job," she declared.
While lawyer Roberta Sisimbro added that "we have maximum confidence in the work of the Prosecutor's Office and in the implementation of the law that follows." "We are in a state of law, there is a Constitution and laws that must be respected."
For the death of Gjovalin Lazri, the Italian Prosecutor's Office has registered as a person under investigation 35-year-old Roberto Mollo, the owner of a house under reconstruction, which was attacked by people suspected of entering to steal. Mollo is being investigated for the criminal offense of intentional murder.
The victim, Gjovalin Lazri, was 36 years old and originally from Albania. He had left the country and settled in the northern suburbs of Turin, together with his partner, with whom he also had a child.
Lazri worked as a bartender and, according to local residents and customers of the bar where he worked, was known as a quiet and reserved person.
"A good family, extremely reserved. We don't know much about them, they talk little, we see them with the child. But there have never been any problems," neighbors said after the tragedy.
Even customers of the bar where the 36-year-old worked expressed surprise at his involvement in the incident.
"I'm sorry, I didn't know he was involved in this. It seems strange to me. I wasn't expecting it," said one customer.