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Jetnor Zhaboli was reported to have "trapped" his mother, wife and minor children inside the house. He even had cameras installed to monitor them around the clock if they go outside.
Jetnor Zhaboli's father, Muharrem Zhaboli, said during an interview that the cameras were placed in understanding with the family and the woman.
Interview:
Muharrem Zhaboli: They talked about it, to assure the house that we are leaving there. We put some cameras, that they are opening our door and doing something to us, for security. We decided together.
Journalist: So you are saying that the wife also agreed to the placement of the cameras?
Muharrem Zhaboli: He was very agreeable.
Journalist: How is it possible that in the police the wife, when asked, said that "I was isolated" and had two letters that she tried to kill herself. How are the papers?
Muharrem Zhaboli: I asked her about the letters, I don't know anything about the letters, but she was psychologically burdened. He loved her very much. He too was psychologically burdened.
Jetnor Zhabol's father also indicated that the boy needed a visit to a psychiatrist, but they did not take any doctor, as they did not want to worsen his condition or irritate him more.
Reporter: Do you think he needed a psychiatric visit?
Muharrem Zhaboli: I think he needed it. The three of us think about this work, together with the parents of her and the bride.
Journalist: Did you consult the Krušći?
Muharrem Zhaboli: We had consulted.
Journalist: But why didn't you take any steps, for example, didn't it occur to you that you could get a doctor, get the police, get the ambulance?
Muharrem Zhaboli: If we couldn't do what we said we wouldn't irritate him more, we do it worse. That's what we think now, because we don't know anything. It has been a problem for a year, a year and a half and it has been getting worse.
Journalist: Has it been getting heavier in this one year?
Muharrem Zhaboli: Yes, it has been getting worse. Really getting heavy, but we always walked with the thought that this will reflect.
Journalist: Did the girl go to school every day?
Muharrem Zhaboli: Every day, except Friday.
Journalist: Who took the girl to school today?
Muharrem Zhaboli: That's what I'm saying...
Journalist: Did the bride take it herself?
Muharrem Zhaboli: The bride drove herself, my wife with her.
Journalist: Is the bride at your house or is she in Roskovec with her parents?
Muharrem Zhaboli: Here at my house. Go see it, or whatever you want. It is my wife, my son's wife and two children, you have them there.
Journalist: Was there a scene of jealousy with the woman?
Muharrem Zhaboli: Absolutely not.
He adds that his son had been showing psychological disturbances for more than a year, as he seemed to hear voices. According to him, his condition came after he passed Covid twice.
Muharrem Zhaboli: The issue of monitoring has this explanation that he himself heard noises at home. He seemed to hear noises, do you understand? As if he was being listened to, as if there were noises...He would wake up at night or stay asleep until he could not be heard at all, so he had some psychological reflexes. I, as a parent, and my wife have noticed this after they were both admitted to the Infectious Disease Center once, with fever and cold. With a room for two. Then he passed Covid twice, in serious condition. Then when he got the vaccine, he started to lose something, his reflexes...
-Has he ever been visited for these noises?
Muharrem Zhaboli: No! They came from outside. He then, after some time, asked the police to check with cameras, that there are no devices, no loudspeakers. There is nothing...Checked, no...
We remind you that Jetnor Zhaboli was arrested on January 26 after keeping his mother, wife and minor daughter isolated inside the apartment. As reported earlier, he had put surveillance cameras in every corner of the house. There are doubts that Zhaboli has mental health problems, but it will be the expertise that will be done in the future that will determine it.
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