Elton Ilirjani, the businessman who found and helped singer Parashqevi Simaku, spoke today on 'Top Story' as he shared the first moments when he identified and met the singer.
"Parashqevia is in the hotel room now and is very happy because she had the phone call with her son Luke and her ex-husband.
All the voices that say why the videos were released, I think they don't matter. What's important is that the media helps us so that I can go and hug him.
Everything happened while I was in Miami, it was midnight when I arrived and I called Stelena, Elvira's daughter, and asked her where Parashqevia was?
Stela told me that she 'promised her mom that she would meet her tomorrow'.
I was staring at the window, thinking I was inside and she was outside in the cold.
I idolized the way Parashqevia dressed, and she was probably the person who sparked my desire for fashion.
In the morning I pick up Elvira and tell her where Parashqevia is, which they found after 1 and a half hours at the train station.
When I go to the station I find a lady sitting, she had a hood and an outfit that should not be judged, she was not at her best.
What do people expect from a lady who lives on the streets?!
I go and hug her myself, she rejects me on the pretext that she was on the street and didn't smell good.
And I told him that he smelled good and smelled of love, that was our first meeting and we haven't been apart since.
"She doesn't use drugs, she doesn't have facial paralysis, she doesn't have psychological problems, she's not sick. My inner instinct said she wasn't sick, she wanted her son ," said Elton Ilirjani.
Ilirjani also shared details from the conversation the singer had with her son and ex-husband.
Meanwhile, Ilirjani has also revealed that Simaku has expressed his desire to return to the stage.
"I respect privacy very much. She is sitting in another room talking to her son and ex-husband. She made the call from my phone, but I did not hear the conversation.
But she told me after the conversation that she wouldn't leave again, that she would become a worthy mother and return to the stage.
The rest is privacy. I'm not saying she's at her best, but her illness is the absence of her son, that's all," says Elton Ilirjani.