SPS claims: Rexhep Selimi participated in crimes, his cousin only appointed him to commit crimes

The prosecutor even added that he was responsible for certain appointments and dismissals. In addition, he said that his cousin, Sylejman Selimin, already appointed the accused and General Staff only to commit crimes with his men in Licoc, reports “Justice Vowition”, broadcast Periscope.

Halling even added that the accused had the ability to handle the behavior of his subordinates.

“Selim had the ability and information to deal with the behaviour of his subordinates, and he took steps to remove someone as Commander Drini, and not someone like Sylejman Selimi, who was appointed by Rexhep Selimi and General Staff to commit crimes with his men in Likoc. Rexhep Selimi does nothing to stop his cousin Sylejman and the evidence for Selim's presence at the detention and abuser in Licoc gave him even more information to intervene. But Drini was removed, and Sylejman became commander - general. The accountability mechanism has been completely reversed, and this is deliberate”, the prosecutor said.

Also, Matt Halling took an example in which a witness said that if Selimi said that I would kill everyone with Rugova” with my own hands.

According to the prosecutor, in his removal from the commander's position, Ekrem Raja also had hands on Rexhep Selimi.

“Selim was placed responsible for the more co-ordinated crackdown the KLA had made up to that point, and the 36th communiqué reflects these attacks. Then he is the person who speaks at the first KLA presentation in 1997,”, he said.

The prosecutor added that Selimi had moved to bring together the common criminal goal.

“Selim acts through the positions it holds during the period covered in the indictment to bring together the common criminal goal and contribute to it. You can see this in the language he uses before you see him beating a forbidden one using a plastic tube and participating in other crimes being committed, he said.

In addition, Halling said Selimi was repeatedly clear of his obedience to certain groups he considered opposing. He said the General Staff had never recognised and would never recognise this institutional line, the president's parliament.

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