The young man from Ferizaj was killed in front of his family in the middle of London

The renowned producer Flamur Beqiri has been executed on Christmas Day, in front of children and wives.

Daily Maill writes that its elimination concerns several similar killings among Albanian gangs in Europe, stressing that he was among the most wanted in Sweden.

Abcnews.al brings complete text of DailyMail on Beqiri's execution:

The execution of a producer before his wife and child in London on Christmas Eve has been linked to several killings of Albanian gangs in Sweden, where he was once one of the most wanted, MailOnline has discovered.

Flamur alex '% Beqiri, 36, was shot at about 9: 00 p.m. on Tuesday, while his wife roared in horror outside their home in Battersea.

After being shot, he was helped by a doctor and a nurse who lived on the same road near Thame, but he could not escape.

Police in Sweden are working with Scotland Yard in the case because some of his former associates and friends were killed after he emigrated to the United Kingdom three years ago, a source told the newspaper Siddvenscan in Malmo.

In 2008 he was one of the most wanted persons in Sweden, as detectives named him part of an international drug gang that transferred hashish worth about 2 million pounds to Scandinavian.

Police said at the time Beqiri left for the border on foot, but it is unknown whether he was ever arrested or charged with the plot he was charged with.

An insider in Sweden today told MailOnline that Beqiri, who has been transferred from Albania to Sweden since he was a child, was connected to many Swedish criminals.

His friend naiff Adawai, 33, was targeted by a Syrian attacker in front of a shop in Malmo in August.

The convicted bank robber handed his baby to his wife, Karolin Hakim, 31, and left. Mrs. Hakim was shot in the head, but her son and her father survived.

Nayef was imprisoned eight years for a $7 million robbery in Denmark in 2008.

Beqiri's murder is 146th in London for 2019.

His sister is a famous model who was married to Manchester United football player Anders Lindegaard but their marriage didn't work.

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Beqiri has married his wife, Deborah Krasniqi, in Cernoblio near Lake Cosmo, Italy, in October 2018.

In the article Grace Ormonde Weddding Style, who published pictures of the incident that shocked Britain revealed that the couple first met on Facebook.

Mrs. Krasniqi told the magazine that the two were originally just friends, but later they fell madly in love.

She always had something special in our relationship,”

Speaking of the special day, she said: I saw only him and my son, and everything seemed so perfect.

And we went as husband and wife, we went back to each other, we smiled and we said, "Pfff, thank God we're together”

But their love would soon die..

Of the terrible murder that happened, Jamie Stevenson, of the Crime Bureau, said: Our investigation is in the early stages and we are still working to decide what is the motive that could have led to his execution, in such a terrible way, on Christmas Eve, before his family.

They are destroyed by this terrible event and are being guarded by specialised officers.

We know that the victim was returning home with his wife and child after one evening, when he was shot in his backyard. )

Julian Stratton, 51, was at his parents' house just meters away from the scene and when he said he had heard the shots.

He said: There were five shots fired, then a pause before the final shot. )

The shots were heard by many neighbors, but as Christmas Eve, most thought they were fireworks at first.

He added: My neighbor is a doctor. He went to help him and saw him lying on his way before the police and ambulance arrived.

He was lying in front of his door covered in blood. He was still alive. We were really hoping he would make it.

You have no idea how desperate she (his wife) looked. ”

A car was seen leaving the scene. Police are ensuring residents of Battersea that there is no danger already from the armed person.

While most of the world celebrates Christmas and looks forward to 2020, the Londoners will reflect in a year of armed violence.