Journalist Ferdinand Dervishi has spoken about the disappearance of Ervis Martinaj, stating that it is an event that shows the strength of rival gangs and the very serious state of criminality in Albania.
Invited to the show "The Unexposed", Dervishi said that Martinaj was perceived as a supporter who paid the opposition.
"He was seen as a man who brought money to the opposition. That's how it's thought. It is seen as such. His elimination, by cutting off the arms of the people who ensured his survival and then his disappearance, the inclusion of quality groups, their supposed support from powerful businessmen, show that in Albania the leader of the opposition can also lose his head. and the prime minister.
This is the current criminal situation in Albania, which we should be afraid of.
This disappearance is also a signal of strength, which is wary of political opponents.
This man was very rich. Double-check gambling both when it was legal and when it was illegal. He earned millions of euros. He was the richest of all. No one touched him.
In the world of crime, whoever has the most money survives. He pays the guards, the police. Martinaj paid more than 50 police officers. It went to very high levels that paid.
Whoever has a lot of money is more immune to being hit by the opponent. Then? It seems that a super power has hit this. A great union of gangs. This is the situation.
The situation has never been worse than this, the police do not have a single piece of information, not a single leaf," declared Dervishi.