
Altin Gjini, friend of Fatmir Sulovari, one of the two missing persons in Saranda. In an interview given to "Syri",
Altin Gjini said that Leonard Theodhori, 46 years old known as "Koçole", was very anxious on the night of the event, adding that he was always afraid.
Furthermore, he showed that "Koçole" sold twice the same land for which he is thought to have been killed, while recently he occasionally spoke on the phone with a person, but he never revealed who.
" I wasn't at the meeting with Rrumbullak, it was Fatmir's brothers. It was promised that the investigations are on the right track.
We signaled their disappearance on the 8th. Koçolja was very worried and anxious, he could only see from the street. When he answered the phone, someone told Fatmiriti "it was him".
Who he was remains a mystery. Before their disappearance, a conversation took place with a person, it was a very threatening conversation. Disappearing 2 people for 21 thousand euros seems absurd to me. No criminal group risks that much , " he said.
Today, the family members of the two missing persons in Saranda held a protest this Tuesday in front of the General Directorate of the State Police for finding the bodies of the family members who disappeared, while Sofokli Baxheri is currently in handcuffs.
Leonard Theodhori, 46 years old, known as "Koçole", convicted several times, was suspected of being a participant in the 1997 Neck-Six Massacre where police officer Gjergj Mehmeti was killed.
In 2003, he was present in the vehicle driven by Andrea Gjini before the latter killed businessman Jaho Bajo.
While Fatmir Sulovari alias Fatmir Krasniqi, 46 years old, previously convicted for "unlicensed possession of weapons" and "intentional slight injury", has been stopped several times by the Police with cannabis.