The murder of the Albanian businessman in Italy, suspicions that he was tortured before the execution Investigations continue to find out who killed and what happened to Fatmir Ara, the Albanian businessman who was found dead on Sunday, September 4 in the fields of the municipality of San Carlo Canavese in the province of Turin.
Ara was the father of four children, his body was signaled by a passer-by, a few meters away from the vehicle owned by his brother but used by Fatmir. The vehicle was found partially burnt, it seems like an attempt by the perpetrator of the crime to eliminate his traces.
investigation
The first investigations into the circumstances of the event indicate that whoever kidnapped and executed the Albanian businessman knew him well, as well as the area where the body was found, since there are no road safety cameras that could provide important information for the police.
The Italian authorities are waiting for the autopsy analysis, which will be carried out by forensic pathologist Roberto Testi, to find out if Fatmir Ara was executed in the place where the body was found or somewhere else and then transported in his vehicle to the fields of San Carlo Canavese.
Fatmir Ara, who disappeared on Friday, September 2, 2022, and his wife, together with his brother, immediately signaled the disappearance, preoccupied by his failure to return to the apartment.
It is suspected that he was kidnapped, tortured and then executed. The shadows of his past and other affairs remain the question marks of these hours waiting for the investigation of the crime together with the finding of the perpetrator of the crime.
The Italian police authorities are investigating all the tracks and premises frequented by the victim.
Precedents
Fatmir Ara was known as a person with a criminal record for possession of weapons without a permit and family abuse.
In 2018, he was sentenced by Italian justice with a shortened trial to 3 years of imprisonment, which included a carabinieri friend of his, who was sentenced to two years in prison for attempting to reveal the secret of his duty.