Murder at the Dare Vaun: Six persons interviewed, suspected in blood feuds

Five people have been associated with the murder of 65-year-old Frroc Lojshaj in Albania's Tribe Vaun on Monday evening.

They have been questioned about the event, the quality of those who may have knowledge, and then have been released. For the investigative group, the motive for the murder remains unclear, though the main lead is the blood feud because of the victim's past, which has served the sentence for killing his cousin. The event happened 20 years ago.

The investigative group is also verifying the 65-year-old post-prison activity for possible conflicts with other people. But so far, no trace has been discovered that could lead to the white light of the event.

Frrok Llesey was found killed on the street in the village of Palermo. The 65-year-old had been free for only two years and had been abandoned by his family. He lived alone, dealing with the beemaker.

Until 1994, he served as an effective state police officer. He was later charged with gunning his cousin, Dodo Llesey, a crime for which he was sentenced to 18 years in prison./Periscopi/