Petrit Gega, the 52-year-old who is accused of killing his 33-year-old compatriot Alfons Kola, on Wednesday afternoon in Italy, is said to have answered all the questions of the Italian investigators.
The serious event took place outside the premises of a bar in Calcinato, Brescia, under the eyes of many witnesses.
Gega, who was arrested shortly after the murder, is said to have given his version of the facts, however the Italian media write that the details are reserved.
"It is about a delicate issue", the 52-year-old's lawyer is said to have expressed, without giving further details.
Gega and Kola were both from the village of Kallmet i Vogël in Lezha. Neighbors between them, the families had good relations and the causes of this serious event still remain unclear.
The 52-year-old hit the young man several times with a bread knife and left him bleeding in the middle of the street. The 33-year-old was urgently transported to the hospital, but despite the intervention of doctors, he could not survive his injuries and died.