The accused of killing the Argentinian citizen says he now has trouble

At the Constitutional Court in Pristina at Tuesday's session has continued to grant defence to Andrew Nika, who is accused of killing the Argentinean (his girlfriend) in Fushe-Kosovo in 2023. He said that with the deceased now there were no fights earlier. The accused Nica continued providing protection [...]
The accused Nica continued to provide protection before the court, which he had launched on January 22, 2026, reports the “Justice Trust”, broadcast. Periscope.
The accused claimed to have noticed jealousy from now on when they were returning to the hotel where they were staying.
Prosecutor Armend Hamiti asked the accused about saying he heard a crack in the room, telling him if there was anyone else there.
The accused identified his actions after hearing the crack.
I stopped two seconds until I heard nothing and turned and looked at what happened, and I saw it explain at the last session”, Nica said.
Prosecutor Hamiti stressed that experts have also been heard in this trial, while the accused Nika -- who had claimed to have knowledge in this field -- asked him if he could move the static window without being hit by any force.
“Normal neither in action nor without action he dares to fall”, Nica said.
At the May 28th session 2025, the accused was acquitted.
According to the indictment filed on February 11th 2025 by Pristina Constitutional Prosecutor Andrew Nika is charged with having a hotel in Fushe-Kosovo on August 1st, following a preliminary dispute with his late girlfriend -- now M. The K-U, which first hits him in a continuous manner and tries to hit him in a car at the parking lot outside the hotel, and after they enter the hotel- into the room where they were standing, defendant Nica deliberately tries to deprive him of life now feel like M. The K-U has continued fighting and hitting the injured, sending him to the corner of the room from which he could not leave and from the shocks and delays that he has now made to the late M. K-U., he pulled the window frame out of the room window from the sixth floor. By all means, I now felt hurt despite medical treatment at QKUK.
With this, accused Andrew Nika is accused of committing criminal work “grave murder” by Article 173, par.1, areas 1.3 of the Criminal Code. /Periscope












