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Shkruar nga Pamfleti
Today, the testimony of the mother of Elis Rroshkodoli, who was shot dead while drinking coffee in a bar in the city of Shkodra, was published.
This is the first time Lindita has spoken to the media, giving her version of the tragic event of August 30 when her son was cut short at the age of 36.
Lindita Rroshkodoli is a woman who was widowed in 1993 when her husband was shot in a bar while returning from a funeral.
"The man was with a friend drinking coffee when he was killed. And his name was Hys. And they called Hys to come out as a witness. He didn't agree, was he afraid, or felt pressure, I don't know."
And my two brothers-in-law, my husband's brothers, call him. "Okay, we won't do anything to you. Just tell me." At that time, the younger brother-in-law injured Hysa and he became disabled. Now they've charged the boy."
The witness's injury was already an open wound for the Rroshkodoli family.
That while he sought justice for the missing head of the family, he now had to face unspent blood.
To escape the blood feud, Lindita says she decided to send her sons to an asylum, first the eldest son, Elis.
"Many sacrifices as a mother. Finished 8th grade. There was bullying, take the children and leave Shkodra."
"Where would I go? I had no money, I had no passport. The boys grew up. I was more afraid. Because people were harassing me. They would take my blood," she says for the show "Në Shënjestër".
She says she was always interested in blood feud reconciliation, but the opposing parties did not accept it.
And I was forced to take him to the asylum. I had no one, no money. I was forced to take Elis to Belgium. Elis was in Belgium for 4 months. And the other son was going too," says Lindita.
But it wouldn't be long before another terrible event would befall Lindita's family.
The one who would lose his life this time would be Taulant, her youngest son, who, while preparing to join his older brother Elis in asylum in Belgium, falls victim to a serious car accident.
Besides him, three other people also lost their lives.
"He got his passport. He gave it to a friend, he gave it to an aunt, he gave it to an uncle. He comes to Elbasan and says, 'Mom, I'm going to meet my aunt,' and my friends say, 'I don't know when I'll be back.' Okay, I told my mom. When I got the news, the boy had lost his life. There was a big accident in Labinot, Elbasan. Four people died. Among them was Taulanti, 23 years old," Lindita Rroshkodoli recounts.
It seems that fate was being more ruthless with this mother, who had not yet taken off her mourning clothes for the loss of her husband, than with anyone else.
Because every time he tried to fix something, another hand seemed to be working to turn it upside down.
A dark fate that would haunt him in the future.
Vdekja tragjike e Taulantit në aksident, do të bënte që edhe Elisi të linte azilin në Belgjikë dhe të qëndronte pranë nënës së tij, që ishte mjaftueshëm e ligështuar në shëndet pas humbjes së djalit.
Por kthimi i Elisit në Shqipëri do të hidhte poshtë edhe të gjithë mundin dhe sakrificën që kishin bërë si familje, që ai të shkonte në azil në Belgjikë.
“Nuk mund ta varrosja djalin pa erdhur vëllai. U lajmërua Elisi. Elisi ndejti katër muaj me mua, se unë isha vetëm, isha shumë e sëmurë”, thotë ajo.
Por edhe pse nëna e tij ishte e mundur nga dhimbja për humbjen e të birit në aksident, frika se Elisi mund të binte pre e një sulmi nga gjaksit e tyre, jetonte ende me të.
Pasi kishte humbur bashkëshortin dhe tashmë edhe djalin e dytë, Lindita nuk mund ta pranonte të humbiste edhe djalin e madh.
Për këtë arsye ajo i kërkoi të birit që të kthehej në azil në Belgjikë.
Aty ku do të ndihej më i sigurt se sa në Shkodër, ku hija e vdekjes i vinte rrotull, sa herë kalonte në rrugët e qytetit.
Dhe zemra e saj rrinte e ngrirë sa herë ai largohej nga banesa, apo vonohej të kthehej.
Por ndërsa mendonte se në Belgjikë, Elisi do të ndihej më i mbrojtur, mesa duket peripecitë për këtë familjen nuk ishin mbyllur ende.
Pasi këtu fillon një tjetër histori, ku ajo beson që ka lidhje me atë që do t’i ndodhte të birit në vazhdim.
Atë që ka lidhje me vrasjen e tij në moshën 36 vjeçare më 30 gusht të vitit 2024 në Shkodër.
Ku teksa ruhej nga hasmi që kishin në këtë qytet, që ishte familja e dëshmitarit të plagosur nga kunati i saj, në skenë ngjitet një tjetër ngjarje.
Që zë e nis fill pikërisht në momentin e kthimit për herë të dytë të Elisit në Belgjikë.
Aty ku ai përfshihet në një zënkë për çështje nderi dhe plagos një person që është po nga Shkodra.
Plagosje për të cilën ai vuan një dënim me 4 vite heqje lirie në Belgjikë.
Dhe që nëna e tij beson se është pikërisht kjo ngjarje që çoi në eliminimin disa vite më vonë të djalit të saj.
“Pas 4 muajsh djalit i thashë, mam ça do bësh më këtu. Dhe ikën përsëri në Belgjikë.Me shumë vështirësi hyri përsëri. Dhe tregoi arsyet. Aty djali kishte zënë një shoqe. Ajo punonte kamariere në një lokal ku punonte edhe djali, që quhej ‘Vllaznia’. Tani në këtë lokal punonte edhe vëllai i këtij që ma ka vrarë djalin”, vijon rrëfimin e saj Lindita.
Këtu sipas rrëfimeve që i ka bëri vetë Elisi nënës e tij, sikur të mos mjaftonin problemet e panumërta që kishin, fillon dhe gatuhet një tjetër histori e cila shërben si një intrigë nga e cila ai nuk do të dalë më.
Në mes të këtij trilli një vajzë dhe rreth saj një djalë që vendos përballë sedrën e tij prej mashkulli të vërtetë dhe në krahun tjetër një tjetër mashkull me të cilin janë rritur, që pabesisht shkon dhe i ngacmon femrën e tij.
"Elisi, sitting, tells a friend that Geri went to your house for that girl. He goes and tells him why he did this to me, that they grew up together. You did this to me. And he injured him. At this time, the boy is arrested and spends 4-5 years in prison in Belgium, for this injury he caused," says the mother of Elis Rroshkodoli, who was killed on August 30, 2024.
Now left alone with her only son in prison in Belgium, although at a young age, Lindita confesses that she was forced to work long hours during the summer season to meet her son's needs in the cell where she was held.
Even up to 16 hours of tiring work. Just so that Elise wouldn't lack for anything where she was.
Waiting for him to one day finish serving his sentence and return to her side.
The day that came.
"I used to take money to my son in Belgium, because he would tell me: 'Mom, I'm out of money'. I worked 16 hours. He got out of prison. He was also deported to Belgium. He ended up in Albania. He made a fictitious marriage to change his last name. Like everyone does. He did it and passed. But he ran away to France," says Lindita.
But his stay in France would not be long. He would have to return to Albania soon, due to his passport expiring./On target
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