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The court leaves Jetnor Zhaboli under arrest, who imprisoned his mother, wife and minor children at home.
Jetnor Zhaboli, an economist by profession, had installed cameras to monitor whether they went out or not.
From the conducted investigations, it was found that the head of the family, Jetnor Zhaboli, every time he left the apartment, monitored them with cameras and blocked the phone waves, not allowing them to communicate with any person. From the beginning of the relationship, he was jealous and controlling, but over time he became even more so.
He had installed cameras in every corner of the apartment, even in the bedroom and the bathroom, and monitored them from his mobile phone when he was not in the apartment. He had installed a jammer so that family members could not make unscreened calls.
This lifestyle had caused stress to his wife who had attempted suicide. In the apartment, the police found two letters that the woman had written to her family, saying goodbye and asking for forgiveness.
This violence was also experienced by his mother, who was powerless to oppose her son and protect her daughter-in-law and granddaughter.
The journalist of Top Channel, Dorjana Bezat, discovers that in December 2023, the officers of police station number 1 had information about this case, but during the questions addressed to the wife of the 35-year-old, she refused to file a report, showing only fragments from her life with her husband who suffered from hallucinations.
In the new testimony of Zhabol's wife, new details emerge: The violence was repeated. In addition to the "house arrest" for several months under the monitoring of dozens of cameras, the 35-year-old used to engage in physical attacks for no reason.
The most recent case was two days before the arrest, hitting the woman hard in the arms, so that the signs of violence are visible on her body, with various hematomas.
Jetnor's actions reached extremes, terrorizing the family with uncontrolled behavior. Nights turned to horror as he turned off the electricity and woke them up by pointing a hand held flashlight at their faces.
The lack of freedom, the constant pressure from Jetnor Zhaboli had led his wife to the idea of committing suicide.
The police found two letters in the apartment that the woman had written to her family: "I'm leaving because this is not life". The arrest the day before saved him from the horror inside the house, as the case is being followed by social services.
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