CLEAR VIEWS/ The moment when Claudio Prendi is killed, the killers go parallel to "Audi"...(VIDEO)

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CLEAR VIEWS/ The moment when Claudio Prendi is killed, the killers go parallel
The moment when Claudio Prendi is killed

Vox News has provided clearer images of the moment when Claudio Prendi, the son of the former judge of GJKKO, Fran Prendi, was executed with a silencer on Xhanfize Keko street in the capital.

In the video, the victim is seen leaving the bar where he was in the company of his friends and getting into the G Class car parked at the bus station. At that moment, the assassins go parallel to the Audi, shooting it with a silencer and leave the scene.

The victim's friends, having just seen the serious event, run to Klyde Prendi to help him and send him to the Trauma hospital with the G Class vehicle, but the 28-year-old did not manage to survive. Meanwhile, a little later, police forces arrive at the place where the mafia assassination took place.

The event happened around 00:30, a little after midnight on Monday (November 19) where the perpetrators, who are suspected to be 3 people, watched the son of the former judge for hours.

They waited for the young man, who was in the bar with his friends, until he came out and when he was getting into his car, they shot him with a silencer. The 28-year-old was reportedly shot with at least 5 bullets in the body, two of them in the head and chest which were fatal. A typical mafia assassination scheme, while the perpetrators' car came from the area of ​​Fresk and after the assassination of the assassins' Audi, it was found on fire in the area of ​​Farka.

A person is suspected of having helped them leave and sources from the investigation group that the weapon that was used to execute the young man was not found in the burned-out vehicle of the perpetrators. The authors' car 'Audi A4' has overlapping Greek license plates and the chassis number has not yet been checked, as it was damaged by burning. Criminal police officers are trying to get clues to find out the ownership of the car, whether or not it turns out to be stolen.


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