Gisilla's grandfather surprises: I hope one day two young people get married, prison is not a solution.

The ABC News was back in the apartment where 25-year-old Gisiel Maloku lives in the Black Village of Fushe-Kruja. The girl's grandfather tells the story of love between two young people and does not hesitate to express his desire that they someday be bound in marriage.

In this apartment in the Black Village of Fushe Kruja, Gisela Maloku grew up and lives. Under difficult conditions she has faced life for 20 years, only with her mother and younger sister, where poverty and poverty prevail. ABC News saw close to her apartment. Her grandfather, Tafe Maloku, in a difficult emotional state is willing to wait for us and tell us the story he knows.

Tafe Maloku, Gisilla's grandfather: “I was in Italy that I was blinded by my eyes and went to an operation. I came and I met him and I had some money on him, but I didn't know that. I'm from Italy now. ”

The old man wants politics not to get involved in this story.

“Politicians don't argue with each other. What happened happened. I don't even thank Shaj Basha, nor Sali Berisha. They heard about a purpose and said she was an orphan. Now, though, young people don't know what they're doing. ”

Gisilla's grandfather hopes that the love story between his niece and Rexhepi will be crowned with a happy ending.

It's a prison business. Prison ain't nothing that nobody killed. He didn't kill anyone either, or my daughter didn't kill anyone. They're confused, they're forgetting the big ones. ”

Gisiel Maloku has been taken into defense by the police, despite her not looking for him. However, near the home where the 25 - year - old woman lives, Tuesday morning The ABC News did not notice the presence of blue uniforms. Also on Monday, during her move to Tirana, where she gave several interviews on two televisions, Gisiel Maloku was not accompanied by effective police officers. /abcnews. al