New evidence has come to light about the group of hired killers who executed businessman Ardian Nikulaj in Shengjin.
Edmond Haxhia fled Albania through Rinas only after he was convinced that the murder out of blood feud would be carried out. Earlier, he had tried with offers in Fushë Krujë, he had even come so close to the target that he had played football with relatives of the Nikulaj family.
But no one knew him because he had emigrated to England since he was 14 years old and in the meantime had returned to the area with the aim of directing a foreign team of observers and killers who should eliminate Ardian Nikulaj for blood feud.
The police and the prosecutor's office of Lezha are convinced by evidence that the suspect Edmond Haxhia managed to use his partner as well, who on February 27 bought with a notarial deed the motorcycle posted for sale from a capital woman. When the police finished the comparisons and called the real owner of the motor vehicle, he angrily replied 'I sold it'.
But in a later detailed statement to investigators, he revealed the name of the new owner, Valbona Deda. This particular engine was used by the Portuguese Ruben Saraiva, who, while staying in Shkodër since February 14, was not booked when he appeared in the video cursing.
However, Top Channel's sources show that the irrefutable evidence is the DNA that links the wanted Harry Simson, in the role of observer, with the same genetic profile found in the vehicle rented by Edmond Haxhia.
Investigators claim this evidence points to a link between the two. Meanwhile, Haxhia appears in the footage that Top Channel has as he leaves Albania after the second pair of observers had arrived there.
The second purported profile is linked to DNA obtained on one of the items of clothing used by the killer that matches the profile found on a piece of chewing gum in the residence.
It should be noted that in this investigation there is no one who repents, while within May 5, Albania must translate the evidence into English and send it to Great Britain against the arrested Edmond Haxhia, Stephen Hunt, Thomas Mithan and Harriet Harriet Bridgeman . Ruben Saraiva and Harry Simson continue to search./ TCH