41-year-old Kosovar found dead in Switzerland, her husband arrested, suspected of murder

The victim is 41-year-old Eagle Isufi, a mother of two, an economic doctor and a professor at St. Gallenite.

According to the Aargau cantonal police, the emergency call centre had received a report Sunday morning that a woman in Bergdietkon had been locked up in her bathroom and did not respond to family members' calls, broadcast albinfo.ch. Rescue workers who arrived quickly broke the door, but managed to find the 41-year-old woman only dead.

Initial investigations have found a lack of clarity about the situation. That's why body autopsy has been ordered. The traces and results of forensic expertise indicate external impact.

As a result of the investigation, a 47-year-old Swiss, Albanian citizen of origin from Macedonia, who was the husband of the deceased, writes Tagesanzieger.ch.

The public prosecutor has opened criminal proceedings for deliberately killing and has sought detention at the Court of Obligable Measures. However, it is worth the presumption of innocence. Accurate circumstances and background are still unclear. They are the subject of ongoing investigation.

Eagle Isufi's early death has shaken Switzerland's Albanian community. She has been very familiar and appreciated for the example she has set in this community with her achievements in education and science. Swiss media reporting her death also write albinfo.ch. Thus, Tages Anzeeger writes, besides others: “It's about Eagle Isuffin, which is already portrayed as a “cosovare model” in the paper as “Magazin” of “Tags-Anzeeger” or “NZZ Folio”

She was known not only in the diaspora, but also in Kosovo, therefore various media reported her death. Just two years ago, Isufi on Lichtenstein Business Day said: “Behind every strong woman stands an even stronger family! ” She praised her husband for caring for their two sons during the impasse when the schools were closed so she could continue working...”