At the beginning of October last year, the journalist and owner of the Pamphlet portal, Gjergj Zefi, was brutally assaulted by a group of people.
Two months later, the police announced the arrest of a 31-year-old man in Elbasan, suspected of being part of the group of perpetrators who raped the journalist.
The 31-year-old initially denied the charges raised, while the evidence collected by the police, including a pair of vehicle keys with which the perpetrators left in a bar in Elbasan, did not convince the court, which released him for lack of evidence.
The keys, according to an article published by Pamphleti, were found in the well-known bar in Elbasan as the property of the brothers Hajdar and Franc Çopja, who were recently wanted by the Special Prosecutor's Office as part of the "Golden Bullet 2" operation on the charge of have organized and financed at least six murders in the country.
The question that arises is what connects the Çopja brothers with the Pamphlet portal and the journalist Gjergj Zefi? Was the journalist violated for the articles published about the suspected criminal activity of the two brothers? It is difficult to say yes to this question, because with this logic the two brothers would have to order the beating and rape of the vast majority of journalists and portal owners who have published articles and articles about their group.
What is hidden next? The Pamphlet portal itself reveals a new track. According to their article, the Çopja brothers and their group acted on behalf of other traffickers, or political lobbies that may have been harmed by the articles published in this media.
For this event, perhaps the interceptions provided by SKY within this file can shed more light and reveal that the Çopjat were only the executors of the violence against the journalist Gjergj Zefi, while the orderers, financiers and organizers of the violence could be the opposite. including here in politics.