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The family members of the 34-year-old from Dibra, Leo Roci, have spoken about the disappearance of their son.
Leo Roci's brother, Bledi, spoke from Serbia in a direct connection. He stated that he is in Serbia together with his mother to get information about what happened to his brother. Although they still do not know what happened to the 34-year-old.
Bledi Roci emphasizes that the Albanian embassy in Belgrade must help him, I need to find the taxi driver with whom my brother traveled but also the shepherd who found his personal belongings, said Leo Roci's brother.
It also shows the ordeal of difficulties that he and his mother are going through in Serbia.
He even says that a Serbian officer told him that Leo is neither under arrest nor in prison, saying that he may have lost his life.
"I'm interested in knowing what happened to my brother. A policeman told us that this person may have died, I don't know where the policeman who told me this is based, he told me here the boy was not caught.
There is still no answer that we were not accepted to make the complaint that we lost communication with our brother in the Serbian state. My mom and I went to file a complaint, they took my passport for 2-3 minutes and told us to leave because we received your complaint.
I don't know the one who traveled with my brother, I'm not sure if he passed or not, but up to the border point between Serbia and Croatia, he was fine, I talked to him. I have also spoken with the Albanian Embassy in Belgrade, they told me that we have made requests and are waiting to receive a response. I went to the police station where my brother's belongings were handed over.
I don't know where it comes from, but I don't have accurate information. The policeman I met at the police station told me that the arrested person is not even in prison, he is not.
They did not tell me where they found the personal items, 60,000 old ALL were found, the phone and passport were found and handed over to the police station. I did not take his belongings because I want the Albanian state and the embassy to take them and investigate. From Prishtina to Serbia, he was put through customs because he had no problems with either Serbia or Kosovo, as for that taxi driver, I want to ask him to know who he was," said Leo Roci's brother, Bledi.
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