The State Police and the Tirana Prosecution Office have obtained the DNA profiles of seven people who were handcuffed in Lalëzi Bay, including Xhevdet Plaku .
Journalist Elton Qyno writes for OraNews that one of them is suspected of having participated in the murder of Bujar Nasuf.
Sweat and saliva samples were taken from Xhevdet Plaku, Flobenc Gegë, Fatjon Qesja, Ortjon Hasani , and the two brothers Jurgen and Voltan Xhani .
A DNA profile was also taken from the mother of the two Xhani brothers, citizen Evanthi Xhani .
All profiles obtained by the police have already been sent for biological and comparative examination to the Scientific Police laboratory.
At the site where Nasufi was killed, in Selita, traces of sweat were found on a glove, which was found half-burnt in the engine that the police found inside an army tunnel in the Selita hills area.
In the same place where the burnt engine and the glove were found, the police also found the murder weapon, an MP-5 automatic rifle.
On the other hand, through Bujar Nasuf's wife, the investigation team of this case became aware of an ownership conflict that he had with the two sons of Petrit Xhani , a businessman who has now passed away, who owned the dairy company " Aleksandri Grup " in Lushjë.
The conflict between the Xhani family and Bujar Nasuf's father-in-law was over the expropriation of a house in the Selita area, which was demolished to make way for the construction of the new Ring Road in Tirana.
Bujar Nasuf's father-in-law handed over to Petrit Xhani the amount of lek for the expropriation of the collapsed house, but not the land where the building was built.
In total, it concerns an amount of 40 million old leks, which have become the subject of debate between the two families, which, according to Bujar Nasuf's wife, may have been the cause of the murder of her husband, who was involved in the debate with Petrit Xhani's two sons, Voltan and Jurgen Xhani.
This is thought to be the reason for Nasuf's murder, so the police and the prosecution have taken up the trail./ OraNews