
God forbid you to be an ordinary person in Albania. How common? When you type his name into Google, no results come up. You are ordinary, don't expect equality, don't expect interest, don't even expect investigation and investigation if they kill you.
Paja mimosa. Who?! You see. Don't open Google. I opened it a while ago. It is the woman who was killed at her job, about a month ago in Don Bosco, Tirana, the capital of Albania. It was said that they were some chunas, a criminal group, with a motorcycle that shot. Until now, there is no photo "discovered" from the investigation file of this engine, although the murder has been a month gone, and they were in the capital, caught everywhere with cameras.
Meanwhile, within the week for the murder of Shengjin, we have photos of the engine, car, video, experts who reveal the murderer's mistakes, a week of shows and articles, and even the discovery of the murder with all the causes inside. A dizzying week pumping investigative materials into the Albanian media. It was as if the investigators each had a portal and were competing with each other.
How the hell, our police and prosecutor's office discovered for a week a group of international murderers, with first and last name, country of birth and passport, face and skin color, movement itinerary inside and outside the country, with purchase of fuel for the vehicle (before or after murder?!), because of the attitude of the author's love...and you can't even find out the brand of the motorcycle of those who killed Mimoza Paja in her plight?! Or it did not result in Google?!
Normally, the desolate Mimoza Paja could barely support herself and her family when she was alive, and no longer moved even with her murder the oppressive machinery of the police and the prosecution, or provoked more than one pitiful article.
Life is uneven. Death too. People in society are unequal. Media and journalists have unequal interests. But the police and the prosecutor's office cannot behave unequally, even in "leakage" of information. At least they pretend they are equal.