
After securing the interceptions of radio communications on the afternoon of January 21, journalist Artan Hoxha handed them over to the family members of one of the murdered people, Aleks Nika.
In the tapes he provided, Hoxha says that it is the communication between the leaders of the guard who gave the order to shoot at the protesters, but the communication has not been published in order not to influence the investigations.
After publishing a photo showing Aleks Nika's father listening to the guards' communication before his son's murder, Hoxha writes: "Aleks Nika's father, Ndue Nika, listening to the orders of the Guard leaders on the dictaphone, which led to the murders of protesters on January 21, 2011.

Among the 4 killed on that cold Friday in January, was his son, Aleksi, who had come out to protest against the corruption of the government and the government.
A few days ago, I went to the house of Aleks Nikes, in Lezhe, where his father, mother, wife and two daughters are still waiting for an answer about the firing squad on the "Deshmoret e Kombit" boulevard, wrote Hoxha, who is expected to hold a next televised conversation about this discovery.