Alma Arraz drowned in the Buna River along with her three children, the Shkodra Prosecutor seeks six years in prison for her husband

The prosecution has sought six years in prison for national Erdgys Arraz on charges of causing the suicide of his wife, Alma Arraz, who in May last year chose to commit suicide by causing her three children with whom she was thrown into the river.

The prosecution's body has demanded that the sentence be reduced in four years because Arraz has accepted a reduced trial. According to prosecutor Erdgys Arraz, he has committed behavior that discredits Alma Arraz's dignity by forcing her to commit suicide and kill her three children.

Regarding minors, the prosecution has recorded charges of murder due to the particular qualities of victims, while the possibility of other involved has been ruled out. That's why this charge has been fired from the prosecution's body, since according to the investigation it has found that the author for killing three children is their mother who decided to end her life with her three babies.

Because of the divorce from Mother's life, this second charge was fired by the Shkodra prosecution. Following the completion of investigations by the prosecution and the request for 6 years in prison for Erdgy Arraz, who has been sitting in 4 years due to reduced trial, lawyers are expected to present their defence, and behind the first-degree court in Shkodra is expected to issue its decision regarding this serious event, A2 reports. CNN.

On May 5 of last year, Alma Arraz took her three children with her and jumped into the waters of the Buna River in Shkodra, ending her life. Three days after a fisherman was killed, he accidentally found the body of one of his children. It then took the arrival of the RSIA troops from Tirana who after a few days of research managed to locate other mother, mother and two other children drowned in the water.

Police after this serious incident arrested the victim's husband and the father of three children. Arraz previously denied that he was the cause of his wife's suicide and, therefore, of three minor children, said allegations and accusations that he was psychologically or physically abused or physically abused by Alma Arrazin were untrue, but later the suspect has accepted the cut trial.

Despite these claims at the outcome of the investigation, the prosecution finds him responsible for the 32-year-old criminal offence of suicide by demanding six years in prison at the Shkodra court, but lowering them two years due to reduced trial.

It is already expected what the first-instance court ruling in Shkodra will be after the investigation is completed by the prosecution and defence that lawyers will submit.