44 minutes agoThriler with the Albanian murder in Italy, destruction of major drug deals under investigation
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(4 years ago)This could be a crucial hour for the trailer in San Carlo Canavese. Today, the autopsy will take place for 43-year-old Albanian Fatmir Ara, who was found lifeless Saturday in a forest about 50m away from a small road to the village, writes abcnews.al. Compagnia de Venaria Carabiniers are asking some people who can [...]
Today, the autopsy will take place for 43-year-old Albanian Fatmir Ara, who was found lifeless Saturday in a forest about 50m away from a small road to the village, writes abcnews.al.
Compagnia's Karabiniers di Venaria are asking people who may know about the event, family members, but also people who knew him well to rebuild the last few hours before their death.
Recent calls on the victim's cell phone are also being checked.
Fatmir Ara had disappeared since Friday. Individual company owner Nuova Edile, he had not returned to his home in Mathia, where he lived with his partner and two children.
The victim resulted in house arrest and could leave the apartment for work only.
Investigations have focused on his record with criminal precedents.
Investigators do not rule out any leads, especially those of drug and accounting deals.
Fatmir Ara, in front of the construction company, ran a pizza in Cariè, near the Turin-Ceres railway station. That country was considered logistical bases to supply the city's drug market according to investigations conducted in 2020.
He was arrested with five other countrymen, and the episodes of “drug sharing” varied from October 2017 to August 2019.
At that time, according to investigators, the gang, which bought the drugs in Turin, Django Dora Naples, or Mirafiori Nord, sold it to Cyril.
Customers ordered code “pica and Beer” and drugs arrived home, writes abcnews.al.
“Miri”, as Fatmir Ara, had “a separate role” for investigators had “of undisputed importance”.
In the past he was convicted of illegal weapons.
Carabinieri, coordinated in investigations by Ivrea chief prosecutor Gabriella Viglione, are leaving nothing to chance. Last day they were back in the crime scene, the field where the corpses were found. Today, however, there will be autopsy by legal doctor Roberto Test.
The examination can clearly indicate the number of strokes in the body and what weapons were used to kill it.
