New details have been revealed regarding the testimony of 41-year-old Filip Shehu, the perpetrator of the murder of his colleague during working hours.
He stated that the conflict was only temporary over work, but added that they had had a long-standing conflictual relationship with him.
Top Channel journalist Dorjana Bezat learns that the testimony contradicts that of other staff at the bar, who stated that the victim, Indrit Ismailllari, was not a problematic person and did not quarrel with anyone.
The victim had been part of this restaurant for 5 years, while the perpetrator had been part of the staff for several months.
There were no heated debates, as the author continues to give the same testimony, indicating that "I felt threatened, violated, we had constant conflicts," but this is not confirmed by the business staff.
As for the dynamics of the incident, it all started over a piece of ham. The perpetrator had taken a plate of ham, which the victim had told him not to take.
Initially, they started a verbal argument and then Filip Shehu took the knife and stabbed him in the neck, hitting his main artery. This wound also took the 34-year-old's life.
The perpetrator remained calm while waiting for the police, while a psychological examination is expected. He has social problems, had been living alone for months, and had problems with his family.
34-year-old Indrit Ismaillari, a waiter at a bar in the Paris Municipality area, was a victim after being stabbed by Filip Shehu, who worked as a chef at this business./tch