Why didn't you tell me Alma saw me with my girlfriend?

The revenge of Alma Arraz and her three minor children on the Buna River was one of the most serious events reported in our country.

As the investigation follows and her husband is arrested under suspicion that he has been pushing 39-year-olds towards a serious act of self-defence and as well as child drowning, journalist Anila Hoxha has discovered other details on the issue.

Invited to “Breaking” in Top News, Hoxha said that Erdgys, the late man, had no access to him for a month and had erased all the messages he had on the phone. He also added that when he went out with his girlfriend, minor, he blocked Alma's phone calls so he wouldn't worry.

Hoxha also shows that he told his sister-in-law, why didn't you tell me Alma saw me?

Top Channel correspondent in Shkodra, Klodian Zivani has made the testimony of Alma Arraz's sister-in-law: 

We went out to have a cup of coffee with Alma and our children at a bar in the Molo pedonal at the entrance of the town of Shkodra. I loved Alma very much and she loved me, and so did the kids, so we went out with each other as usual. On my way before we arrived, I stopped at a market to buy something and Alma waited outside. When I got out Alma told me that Erdgys had been driving with his girlfriend and that he had seen them.

I didn't see Erdgys because I was on the market but Alma told me it was over. We came along and sat in coffee. The children were playing, and Alma had little talk about her relationship with Erdgy. Then we came along with other conversations, and about 20:10 we left.

Alma told me earlier that her brother would come and take her in a taxi and that she would go to her family in Durres until they were clarified with her husband. He told me that Erdgys was aware that he was going to leave, and we split up<x0.

After Alma left, I pulled out my phone and informed my husband that I had no Internet and that I was going home. After I told him I was out of the Internet, I made my way home.

I told my husband when I left home that Alma would go to her family in Durres. Erdgyz found out he was going to Durres. After about two hours, we contacted Alma's sister, and she told us that she had not gone there. That made us wonder, and our whole family drove out of cars looking everywhere on the streets of the city if we could find Alma somewhere, but we didn't find her anywhere. We've been asking and asking a lot the next day on May 3rd, but no one confirmed anything until Erdgys went to the police and filed a report on her loss and all three children.