
New details from the killing of the Albanian in Italy.
The wounds on Ilir Dervashi's abdomen, which were initially thought to be the result of a car accident, turned out to be wounds caused by a screwdriver.
The police authorities in the province of Bologna, immediately after the first investigation of the accident on the A13 highway, suspected something different. What looked like another tragedy on the streets of Bologna turned into a case of murder after forensic examination.
During the investigation, it turned out that the 47-year-old Albanian received multiple blows to the abdomen caused by a screwdriver. The driver of the car, Miri Gurra, a 34-year-old Albanian, was arrested on suspicion of murder.
The car in which the two Albanians were traveling, a Renault Capture, crashed into a car in front, ending up on the side of the road. The 34-year-old driver was pulled out unharmed, but unfortunately Ilir Dervashi had passed away.
The circumstances of the death raised immediate suspicion.