an hour agoJan has been strangled “The mysterious disappearance of the dancer working in Pec
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)The mother of two children, Konge Ramadani of Elbasan, worked for several years in the town of Peja, as a dancer in a nightclub, while known as énié. The woman with long hair and multiple tattoos in her body disappeared after leaving her two minor children in the apartment. The evening of May 19 was [...]
The mother of two children, Konge Ramadani of Elbasan, worked for several years in the town of Peja, as a dancer in a nightclub, while known as énié. The woman with long hair and multiple tattoos in her body disappeared after leaving her two minor children in the apartment.
On the evening of May 19, he left for work. Invited to the show "Pa Track" on Report TV, the mother shows in broadcast video-message shocking live that she arrived for her daughter several days after she was lost, on the social facebook network, by a Kosovo Albanian.
I learned the loss of Jenny from my niece. She called me and my mom told me she's gone and we're alone. I immediately left for them. I stayed a few days in Pec, and after reporting to the police, I came with the children in Elbasan. A few days later, I was even more shocked when someone brought me a sounder to say: Even here they've almost learned that they killed Jenny...
The Ebiya of Konge Ramazan, recounts through tears as she shared with her mother on the 19 May evening and the last message she sent her.
That night, as usual, the mother left for work, as she worked only at night. I waited until the next morning, but she did not come. I wrote on May 20th to “snapchat” but did not respond. After over 24 hours of her departure, a message from my mom arrives, as if she was in Italy, and I had to call my grandmother so she could come and get us.
I became suspicious and shocked. I realized she wasn't my mother, because she didn't write that way. I started to cry and blame her for leaving us, but I knew it wasn't her, but someone else used her own”- the daughter said.
Two days later, without food and fear, the sister and brother call Grandma for help. As her daughter relates during the interview, she began to provoke the person who wrote in her mother's name.
After I realized that it wasn't my mother, I started to provoke him by saying that we were stuck on the street, but he didn't react, which my mother wouldn't do, he wouldn't leave us on the street. Even Mom's social networking codes had been changed”.
