New details have emerged regarding the murder a week ago in Pristina, where Naim Murseli organized the execution of his wife Liridona Ademi, in an event that was initially reported as a robbery gone wrong.
There were many theories about the motive for the event, and there were those who wrote that the reason for this event was the large insurance that the victim had in Sweden, which could reach several million euros.
Lawyer Arlinda Loncari reacted to this topic, according to which Naim Murseli worked as an insurance consultant in one of the largest companies in Sweden, called "Folksam".
According to her, he could benefit from a life insurance policy of up to 850,000 euros in case the murder was not revealed.
Lawyer Loncari also spoke about the children of Liridona. According to her, in such cases children are taken from social centers in Sweden.
"That is, if the children now when they arrive in Sweden will be immediately taken from the social center and they themselves will start an investigation regarding the placement of the children in another family and also regarding the welfare of the children and what help the children need because of what the children have seen and experienced", said Loncari.
30 thousand euros was the amount that Naim Murseli had promised for the murder of his wife, Liridona Ademajt. The author, Granit Plava, was left in prison as the executor of the crime. Earlier, he stated that he received 15,000 euros from the customer, while he was promised that he will receive another 15,000 euros.
A member of the KSF, who is also Naim Murseli's nephew, Kushtrim Kokalla, was also arrested for this crime.