Aleksandër Sadikaj, 27-year-old who was killed in the assassination attempt with tritol in Tirana, turns out to have a criminal record in Greece. It is learned that Sadikaj until the day he was killed in Tirana has been declared wanted by the Greek authorities for various criminal offenses, such as robbery, theft and wounding. In the neighboring state, Sadikaj used three generalities and one of them was Aleksandër Kalemi.
Greek authorities had sent a letter to Albania for the 27-year-old, but the answer he received from them is unknown. Sadikaj was also accused of a murder in Greece, an event that took place in 2016 for drug dealing. He also had friendship with the famous Albanian prisoner Alket Rizai.
Sadikaj was killed in Tirana. He was driving when the tritium that had been placed under his seat exploded. Sadikaj managed to get out of the vehicle with broken legs and was taken to hospital by passers-by, where he died. Investigations have focused on the young man's troubled past. Sadikaj was filed in Albania for theft, robbery, wounding and murder.