Journalist Ferdinand Dervishi has detailed the serious event in Shkodra, where a 39-year-old woman along with her three children (the body of one of the children was found), is suspected to have drowned in the Buna River after violence carried out by the head of the family.
Dervishi said that police spokesman Ergys Arazi stated that in a fragment he told his wife "I will bring the mistress home."
He also said that Alma Arazi, 39, had a coffee with her husband's sister before the event, where she may have been informed that the relationship would no longer be going on.
He said that perhaps the self-bathing with the children could have been revenge prepared by the 39-year-old in severe psychological conditions against her husband.
"We're talking about a couple that by 2020 have gone well. The 31-year-old man declared love. I know that everything has started happening lately. Due to an out-of-wedlock affair of the 31-year-old with a 17-18 year old, whose mother was the age of his wife. Then he was in the family, he said himself to the Police, after accusations of mistress, he said he would bring her home.
She has never seen a chance to rejoin her husband in her own life. So far we don't know whether there was violence or not. We know there's been a couple in the last stakes. She had a recent conversation with his sister, the only person in relationships, in a pub near the Bridge of Buna, with all the children.
That's with her three kids and her own kids. It's no surprise that in this last conversation she's even received the last information that it's all over. The last line of hope has ended and begun that revenge. Not to kill himself, but also to kill the children, as it would have injured the 31-year-old. From this cafe when they split up, it is thought that she took the children and threw them into the water," Dervishi told The Review show.