More than 3 years after the murder of 21-year-old Sonila Cani in Turin, Italy, Italian authorities have new developments regarding this case.
The investigation led by prosecutor Valentina Sellaroli has brought to light an Albanian group involved in the prostitution network.
The suspicions raised from the beginning that Sonila was driven to suicide and not to undertake this act without any reason have now been clarified.
"La Stampa" has learned through sources that the prosecutor in the case has concluded that the context in which the incident occurred is now clear. Sonila was pushed to commit suicide. This was also confirmed by the judge in the case, Francesca Pani, who partially accepted the prosecutor's request.
Thus, within the framework of the Albanian group involved in prostitution recently discovered by the investigations, the court imposed 5 security measures, out of 16 suspected persons who are being investigated for exploitation of prostitution and other crimes such as robbery, illegal immigration, etc.

Among the suspects is Sonila Cani's husband, Kreshnik Cani, with whom she has a son. Kreshnik Cani is being investigated by the Turin Prosecutor's Office for incitement to suicide and exploitation of prostitution. Kreshnik Cani was also investigated by the Berat Prosecutor's Office after a complaint was filed by Sonila's parents about the exploitation of their daughter.
The discovery of the Albanian criminal group, La Stampa quotes, was also helped by the investigations into Sonila's death, where facts, circumstances and evidence were analyzed. It concerns the exploitation of Albanian girls for prostitution in Turin, Italy.