"They forget the good things they have received" - Pacolli reacts after his name was mentioned in the trial for Liridona's murder: This is why I remained silent

2026-03-27 16:57:40Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"They forget the good things they have received" - Pacolli reacts

Well-known businessman from Kosovo, Behgjet Pacolli, has reacted after his name was mentioned in the courtroom against the three accused of the murder of Liridona Ademaj.

It was the defendant Granit Plava who said that Naim Murseli had claimed to him that Behgjet Pacolli was aware of the murder plan, and that if he took over the entire act, they would get him out of prison in a few years, thanks to the power they had.

Pacolli denies having any knowledge of the serious incident, while writing that until now he has remained silent not out of fear, but out of dignity and that he did not want to fall to the level of those who "after feeding them, poison them."

"The most dangerous people are not always those whom the world knows to be evil; they are often those whom you have helped the most, and who, as soon as you stop them, turn against you with venom, slander, and treachery."

They forget the blessings they have received, they forget the hand that held them and the word that protected them. And when they can no longer bear the weight of their choices, they seek to escape by mentioning names that no longer belong to their lives. This is not strength. This is poverty of character.

I'm saying it clearly: I have long distanced myself from any person and any path that does not represent me. The help I once gave someone was humane, but the choices they made afterwards belong only to them.

No one has the right to use my name as an alibi, for protection or to clean up my image. My name is not a refuge for anyone who tries to hide the truth behind another's name.

I have remained silent out of dignity, not fear. But my silence is not weakness. It is a refusal to stoop to the level of those who, after feeding on kindness, turn it into poison.

"And in the end, a man does not become evil from lack of support; he simply shows what has been inside him all along," he writes.


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