The three arrested for the murder of Liridona Ademaj appeared in court the day before, to familiarize themselves with the security measure. During this session, the husband of the deceased, Naim Murseli, reportedly withdrew from the initial statement, where he had admitted that he had ordered the murder of the 30-year-old. In a link on Klan News, journalist Vullnet Krasniqi said that this action comes after the 33-year-old seeks to avoid the maximum sentence.
"What is known so far is that Naim Murseli changed his statement, from the admission when he was already arrested, he said in court that he did not participate in the organization of the murder. This is a new step, which in all likelihood came from the idea that if the prosecution only accuses him of incitement to murder, he cannot be punished as much, with the maximum sentence, as he is punished if he organized and ordered it. All the facts so far point to a good organization".
Liridona Ademaj, mother of two small boys, was killed on the evening of November 29 in the outskirts of Pristina.
3 people were arrested for the serious incident. Her husband Naim Murseli, who is accused of ordering the woman's murder, the executor Granit Plava and Murseli's nephew, Kreshnik Kokalla, accused of being an accomplice in this crime. The day before, the court ordered 30 days of detention for the 3 arrested.