Four Albanians set fire to a house in Switzerland, reason will leave you speechless

Four Kosovo Albanians, three of them with Swiss citizenship and one with Kosovo citizenship, are being tried by Olten Gösgen's Criminal Court.

They are accused of deliberately setting fire to Kosovo's apartment and by agreement with the code name “Rilinda O*.”.

According to the Sollourn Home Safety Fund, the damage caused by the burning had been between 50 and 100 thousand francs, asked aragauerzeitung. ch

In the process, launched Thursday, it is intended to find out who was the fireman and who set the fire. The four mentioned are accused of both, broadcast albinfo.ch. In addition, two of the men and women are suspected of other acts of fraud, attempted fraud, violation of rules in communications, and violations of the law on foreigners.

The prosecutor's court event appears this way: Relinda lived in the apartment where the “was needed” was set up. Her then partner Indri G.* along with her other acquaintance Murat A.* were looking for someone who would be willing to start the woman's apartment.

They asked Faith H.* together if he knew someone who could do this. Then the Indrite gives his faith a key to the apartment, with which faith enters the apartment on March 4 and sets it on fire. For this “work” it will have received 6,000 francs from Indri.

Rilinda then declared to him the assurance that there were gold ornaments in the burnt apartment worth 11,000 francs along with 6,000 francs in the bank notes, followed by albinfo.ch. But it was already found that this did not stay so that security paid nothing.

What has impressed us during the trial is that 3 out of 4 accused people except that they have refused the work, have refused to answer for anything asked. Only Faith H. He has been more willing to speak, but has also rejected the charge. According to him, he had refused Indrit's proposal for fire.

The prosecutor is looking for Indria 7, for Mrat 4.5, for Rilend, 6 and for Besimi, eight years of freedom, a total of 25 feet and six months. On the other hand, their defenders have sought release as innocent, for lack of evidence, broadcast albinfo.ch.

The verdict will be announced in two weeks.