Still the mystery of the disappearance of samples from the Dehari case, the procooria is silent

On December 8th of last year, the Special Prosecutor had launched investigations into the disappearance of Astrit Dehari samples from the Toxycolgia Laboratory, which operates under the Law Medicine Institute.

The launch of the investigation had confirmed Special Prosecutor's Chief Prosecutor Blerim Isufaj.

We've accepted the informative report and started taking the necessary investigative actions, and within a reasonable term, I think we'll come up with a figure of”, Isufaj had declared.

In addition to a statement on February 15th that there are still any suspects, the Prosecutor's Office has announced more, writes Express.

The disappearance of Dehar samples had shamed Justice Minister Albulen Haxhiu at an extraordinary news conference on December 8, 2021.

At that conference, Haxhiu had declared that in that area of the IMLA, where samples were stored, only three persons had access. It has pledged that the authors who removed samples from the IML laboratory will be found and that the case will be cleared.

There were 15 testes of blood, 1 test of urine and 1 test of glucose. These two episodes have given the Swiss Institute and to a DNA police. Currently, according to information, there are 12 testes of blood, 1 of urine and 1 of the opposites. Only 3 people have access to the test site, so only 3 people have the keys to their samples”, Haxhiu said.

After reports of finding samples, Asstrit's mother, Jamie Dehari, had led charges towards the prosecutor in the case, Africa Shefkiu.

According to her, the samples had Shefkiu himself.

And why are you calling us, calling Africa Shefrykiun, he's got them, he's got 'em, he's got 'em, he's got 'em, he's got 'em. We don't even have a hp or a dog. He's got it behind him, he said Jamie Dehari.

Otherwise, in this case, the Ministry of Justice had suspended four officials from the Law Medicine Institute. Those suspended were Nardi Sugargiu, forensic toxicologist, Goga butterfly, leader of the Toxicology Laboratory, Anila Lakna, technical of the Toxicology Laboratory and Ilirjana Shala, chemist at the Institute.

The same have returned to work, with an Ankes Commission decision within the IML.

The deceased, along with five other LVV activists, was being investigated under suspicion that they had planned and organised the attack on the Kosovo Parliament building on August 4th 2016.

Same ones have been acquitted on December 27th last year