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Security expert, Fatjon Softa, speaking about yesterday's event where an elderly couple was found dead in their apartment in Dropull, said that it is difficult for them to have fought to death with each other.
According to him, there is a possibility that the crime was committed by other persons outside the family, who may have had an interest in the property of the elderly, since they had no children.
Softa said that several elements will be seen to build the crime scene, which will then determine the whole event.
"It is the investigative team and the expertise of the scene. What needs to be determined is the time of death, the distance from each other, the possible items that could have been used to commit violence, for example a crowbar, the biometric or biological traces that can be found in that environment, how many be the depth of the wounds, where these wounds came from and all these will define and raise what we call tracks.
If we say robbery, we must have a home inspection, that is, opening the drawers, etc. If we can talk about violence between each other, we have to look at the distance between each other and the lever close to whom it was. These are some elements that begin to build the scheme of the crime. I think it is more likely that someone outside of the family may also have a claim on the property.
Because people who don't have children have relatives who have claims on the property. At the age of 88 and 84, to think that these old people have such great physical abilities to create wounds or shocks and even more so at a distance with each other. However, this will be seen from where the wounds were received", said Softa to Euronews.
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