New Blace hearings:” If you help EULEX, help Serbs help victims are their”

The hearings published in ébat Plus prove that Zdenka Pumper was not only in constant contact with Nazim Blace, but also knew the Serbs he co-operated with, such as Radoslav, Djindovic and Mirkovovic.

Their names are clearly mentioned in recorded conversations, where Blace refers to Djindovic as “Gjina” a key figure with direct links to EULEX and, according to Blace, helped advance issues where the “viktims were from the Serbian side”.

Blace: Listen, Gina just calls me Blace, Blace comes in with her cooperation with Allen and it's over. Don't say anything two years ago, don't talk to Danilo. I yesterday's call and coma say: “Gino, I'm done, Allen's done the job, Zdenka's done the work”. But now they want to fuck with the DA, you know. He says, "Thank God Allen and Zadenka"? I'm telling him, but only the DA says why, I tell him why I can live in the hands of Hajredin Kuchi's big fish, do you understand? Then he says no to me that I have days and says EULEX monitors you there and says no nothing there. I have no security for my life. I'm alive today, tomorrow I can die. I'll take the letter to him right now and I'll cut it off with you right away and I'll call Djindovic, and I'll tell him again Monday at 09:00 a.m. to send me the document to Rachel Salevitch. Why do I ask for help from this, because the victims are from the Serb side, do you understand? That's why I'm asking that someone inside, did you see the document and I was able to get to Mirkoviqi, there's someone inside EULEX who wants to lock on it, I don't want to lie.

In one of the wiretapping, Blace mentioned he had refused to cooperate with a part of EULEX staff, complaining about “fraud within the organisation”, but that Djindjic had stepped in to arrange contact with prosecutor Allen Cansick by giving him the signal that everything would go well as long as the Serb victims were.

Blace:  I'm so nervous I've been working with you and I say thank you so much for working, co-operating, walking down by the step, 20 months out there and talking about it. I'm not lying to you, am I? I thought Djindjic got in touch with Allen and said Blace came in, and I told him no, I don't believe there's a lot of fraud in there, in your organization. He says he comes in when I say he comes in. I say can you help me if I get a block in there? He says I'm going to help, s'kee after the block here because the victims are Serb-side, do you understand?

Zdenka: Yeah, I understand.

In another wiretapping, Blace says he had informed Djindovic, Zadenka and Allen that he had finished his job, but was facing blockades by the Prosecutor, which he linked to “the large” as Hajredin Kuci. Blace says he fears for his life and is seeking the help of influential Serbs to advance the documents he had prepared.

Blace: Listen, Gina just calls me Blace, Blace comes in with her cooperation with Allen and it's over. Don't say anything two years ago, don't talk to Danilo. I yesterday's call and coma say: “Gino, I'm done, Allen's done the job, Zdenka's done the work”. But now they want to fuck with the DA, you know. He says, "Thank God Allen and Zadenka"? I'm telling him, but only the DA says why, I tell him why I can live in the hands of Hajredin Kuchi's big fish, do you understand? Then he says no to me that I have days and says EULEX monitors you there and says no nothing there. I have no security for my life. I'm alive today, tomorrow I can die. I'll take the letter to him right now and I'll cut it off with you right away and I'll call Djindovic, and I'll tell him again Monday at 09:00 a.m. to send me the document to Rachel Salevitch. Why do I ask for help from this, because the victims are from the Serb side, do you understand? That's why I'm asking that someone inside, did you see the document and I was able to get to Mirkoviqi, there's someone inside EULEX who wants to lock on it, I don't want to lie.

Conversations between Blace and Djindovic are numerous. In them, communication care and code use are identified, while Blace promises to send e - mail documents to prosecutor Kujtim Shehu. In another conversation, Gina asks them not to talk on the phone about sensitive issues but to exchange all information through e - mail.

Gina: We're both alive, you and I, even though they want us dead.

Blace: You know I've been working with this dude for two years, you know.

Gina: I know.

Blace: Yes, you do. Now Allen's done, your friend.

Gina: Well done. Did I tell you?

Blace: Now, however, a large stone has emerged.

Gina: Annie, don't talk to me like that on the phone. The letter.

Blace: Okay. I wrote everything. Yeah, you know what the key is? Your friend upstairs. You know who he is.

Gina: Yeah, yeah, I know. All right, all this stuff. But listen. Write an email where you can take me directly. Do you want to write in Albanian?

Blace: Yes, Albanian.

Gina: So, my e-mail. That friend takes them, translates them to me.

Blace: Well, good. You're gonna have to take the bike out.

Gina: I call you to eat. Hello, hello. See you. /RTV Dukagini/