SKK: Liridona Murder Suspects Couldn't Communicate

Kosovo Corresponding Service Director Ismail Dibrani claims the four suspects in the murder of Liridona Ademij are staying at four different correctional institutions.

He denies the same have been able to communicate among themselves during his stay at Podujevo's Podujevo High Security Prison.

Following the appointment of the detention measure for Naim Mursel, Granit Plavin of Cocalla, it was reported that the same ones during the walks are staying together.

Kosovo Penitentiary Director Ismail Dibran suggests that, along with the State Prosecutor, they have decided to share the same in various institutions.

“under no circumstances, at any moment, the people who are the same work did not settle in the same room. They can put in the same prison, but of course the routines should also be organized so that they do not have contact with each other.

The same is because of the serious situation and debate that has developed in almost all media in Kosovo, we have initially established them because their work has been serious and had to be placed in the maximum security prison.

As a result, they are assessed with very high risk until the commission's meeting for categories, the commission, which decides for the future how they will be treated. But given the debate that was held on the opinion and the case had already taken on size even outside Kosovo, we have had to consult with the State Prosecutor to distribute to various institutions”, he declares.

Even the fourth person, who allegedly supplied the crime weapon, Naim Mursel and Granit Plavn, adds that he was sent to another prison.

“in four different institutions, in the Pristina Prison, in the detention centres in Gjilan, and at the Pajje Centre”, Debrani added.

He says those who are accused of the same work have no access to each other.

At no moment have they stayed in a room, at any moment they have not been able to carry joint walks, but to be safer and to be able to get the staff to deliver any message to each other, even though these don't happen, but to be sure in consultation with the State Prosecutor, we have decided that these people should be separated into institutions...

Not only these people, but every person who comes into the group and is of the same work, they are distributed to different institutions or the same institution but who have no access to each other”, he concluded.

Liridona Ademiaj's murder is suspected of having been organized by her husband, Naim Murseli. She was killed on November 29th in Brnica in Pristina. /kp/