Killed for a song, Albanian gets punished after 6 years

The author of the murder, which occurred some six years ago at a nightclub in Lezha, is sentenced in 18 years.

Marlingen Prgjini has been found guilty of killing Maldin Stein, an event in January 2013 in Lezha. The Shkodra Appeal Court handed down the decision of a firm form, condemning in total to 18 years in prison Maryglen Prgjinin, while citizen Anton Toli was sentenced to two years, and Serjo Prenga to 9 months, these two for criminal work “unaccumling crime”. The appeal in Shkodra released Ergis Nika, also suspected of “

The event took place in January 2013 at a music club in Lezha. The victim Maldin Stjephni was at the bar with his friend Sergio Prenga, while on another table was Ergis Nika, Anton Toli, and several others. Ergyz and Maldini have argued over the order of a song about which was to be sung earlier by the band, broadcast tch.

After the dispute between them has ended at the bar, Marygle D'IJ. The victim Maldin Stein and his friend Serjo have been called to the table where Prygini and Ergyz were located. After a sudden reunion, Maldin Stein has been shot at with a bullet in his forehead dying in the country.

Witness testimony originally weighed heavily on Marygle Prignini, who remained 16 days in police search. Then the story was trying to change. Maryglen Pringini accuses Ergis Nika of being the author of the murder, while Ergyz accuses Maryglen exactly.

The first time in the Lezha First Stair Court sentenced Marygle to five years of armed custody and murder by carelessness. At the prosecution's request the case was re-elected for trial by the Shkodra Court of Appeal at the Lezha Court, but the second time in 2016, Maryglen Prignini was acquitted. After the case came for the second time to the Court of Appeals in Shkodra, appeals prosecutor Elvin Gogaj rebuilt almost this event by reaching final conclusions and demanding 20 years in prison for Maringle Pagin as the suspected author of the assassination.

Ferit Mucha's defence lawyer accused the Appeals prosecutor of distorting the file while stating that on the basis of wiretapping in the conversation of witnesses and relatives of defendants, it turns out that the author of the murder is citizen Ergis Nica. Petrit MIlaj, the lawyer who defended Ergis Nika, said his client is not the author of the murder because as witnesses say, he had no weapons at all and that the gun was the Maringle Man's.

On the other hand, victim Idajet Beqiri's lawyer said he agrees with the prosecution of Appeals and that Maryglen Prygini on the basis of all witness testimony after the murder is the author who committed the crime by shooting Maldin Stein in the forehead. Shkodra appellate prosecutor Elvin Gogaj did not express himself as he sat down with the submitted file and relevant reasonings, demanding 20 years in prison for Marygle Prignini.

Finally, the panel of presiding leaders Vojsawa Osmanaj and Astrit Kalaya and Marina Rrabunda imposed a total sentence of 18 years in prison for Marygle Prignini. Six years later comes the decision on this serious event where Maldin Stein was killed.