New details have emerged from the assassination of 27-year-old Claudio Prendi, on November 19, who was killed with a silencer as soon as he got into his "G Class" car, it is suspected that he recently clashed with other people over debts.
Sources for Report TV inform that the victim had a debt of nearly 15 thousand euros.
Even in the last few days it is known that Prendi had a fight after he had not returned the debts where he had a fist fight with other people.
The crime weapon is suspected to be a pistol with a silencer. The victim's father, former judge Fran Prendi, said in his testimony that he was aware that his son had conflicts with others, but not until it ended in the assassination.
The luxury car used by the victim was not in his name, but that of a girl.
Claudio Prendi, the son of former judge Fran Prendi, was killed by a barrage of bullets, after leaving a bar where he was with friends in the area known as 'Xhamlliku'. The incident happened shortly after midnight, around 00:36 on November 19.
The perpetrators, who are suspected to be 3, the driver, the shooter and a person who helped them to leave, observed the son of the former judge. 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 27-year-old received at least 5 bullets in the body, two of them in the head and chest which were fatal. The victim's friends ran out of the bar and took Prendi to the trauma hospital, but he could not survive his injuries.
After shooting at the young man, the driver and the shooter left in the direction of the center and the vehicle was burning at around 01:05 in Farka.