
New details have been revealed from the criminal incident that shocked the Albanian community in Canada, where Albanian mother Savannah Kulla was murdered by her boyfriend.
Journalist Emanuel Smaka, for moderator Dafina Hysa on the "Breaking" show on Top News, recounted the dynamics of the serious crime. He said that the 29-year-old Albanian, mother of three children with her first husband and one with the perpetrator, had alerted her family to the danger.
"There had been an attempt by Savana to end the relationship, and she had even expressed concerns to her family that she was in danger and had told them that the relationship could not continue. They had been in a relationship for more than a year and a half. There was no protection order despite the concerns she had expressed.
He had a one-year-old daughter with him. The gun was unlicensed and he had previous problems with illegal possession of weapons. They met by agreement, he would take the girl and spend a few hours with her, but the moment he took the girl, he returned to the car and killed her. They were not legally married.
"Information that has not been released by the media is that the author, Anthony, had been behaving very well for a year, until four months ago when Savana decided to separate," the journalist said.