The Antigona Morina scandal, the Court in Rahovec, eliminated the complaint about her death

One year he's been standing in the custody of the Court in Rahovec, the prosecution's complaint against the indictment of the death of Antigona Morina.

Gjakova's founding prosecutor only a few days after the plea was declared by the Constitutional Court of Gjakova branch in Rahovec, which had declared Hilmi Zena innocent, had filed a complaint near this court. But this complaint was never filed.

After the prosecution handed over the complaint, she was accepted by a court worker, but he had not prosecuted her further to the criminal reference, to send him later to the Court of Appeals.

Only after the Kohavision report has this court been activated.

For days she asked for this complaint but did not find it after it had disappeared.

All the workers could find in this court was that this complaint was given only because it was accepted and registered, but the file was missing.

For this, this court has called for the second time from the prosecution to bring the complaint to the court so that she can surrender to the Appeal.

Court officials in Rahovec acknowledge that their worker made a concession but do not believe that this was done on purpose.

The “Person who had accepted the complaint is now retired. We as courts cannot take any measures. A release has been made on the part of this person, to whom the disciplinary commission would take action if he was still employed”, is said to be responding by the Constitutional Court of Gjakova, the branch in Rahovec.

At the Court of Appeals, they say they have already accepted the complaint.

Antigona Morina died six years earlier, three days after she got married, for her persistent bleeding, and her husband had not offered her emotional help.

Worse, he had continued to have sexual relations with her.

In his statement to the prosecutor at that time, he had said that according to tradition, Antigona had been sent to Shehu on the second day of marriage.

Hilmi Zena was acquitted by the Court last year.

Timetime had brought family confession, which has not yet found justice for their daughter.