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The murder of former boxer Besar Nimani last Saturday in Germany continues to raise many questions. At a time when investigators have not released any details, the motive for his brother is clear: revenge.
As Westfalen-Blatt claims, the 38-year-old had a conflict with the alleged perpetrators of the incident because he refused to open his kiosk to drug dealers. According to the victim's brother, the former boxer had beaten the Kurds and the latter took revenge on him a week ago to preserve their reputation. The 38-year-old's family also accuses police of not taking Niman's fears seriously when they discovered they had fitted him with a GPS tracker.
Besar Nimani was shot dead on the evening of March 9 in Bielefeld by two people who have been identified and wanted by the police. They are Ayman Dawoud Kirit and Hüseyin Akkurt, both 33 years old. The perpetrators are considered dangerous by the German police and it is believed that they were able to escape from this country.
Nimani was walking towards his car that he had parked near a restaurant when the perpetrators approached him and shot him several times. The autopsy came to the conclusion that he had died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds, but above all from those he had received in the chest.
The former boxer from Kosovo was the father of 3 children. The night before the crime, he had been dancing with his friends, as can be seen in this photo carried by the German media.
Besar Nimani lived in Germany since 1997. On Thursday, over 1,000 people said their last goodbyes to the 38-year-old.
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