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Leo Roci lost contact with his family 8 days ago, on May 21.
The 34-year-old had been released from prison a few days after benefiting from the Criminal Amnesty, and it is learned that he had headed for Great Britain to his wife and children.
The family members suspect that something bad may have happened to him from the people he was with in prison.
The last moment when the 34-year-old from Dibra spoke with his family members was at the Serbian-Croatian border. The complaint was made by the young man's uncle, Astrit Doda.
He stated that he communicated with his nephew on May 21 at 02:30 after midnight and Leo Roci told him that he was at the customs on the Serbia-Croatia border, with the intention of going to Angi to work.
After this hour, the phone was open, the bell rang and the SMS went, but no one answered.
On May 27, a woman who spoke Serbian answered the phone calls. Then the phone was picked up by a man who also said in Serbian that he worked at the customs office as a customs agent and that he found the phone on the street.
Roci left the apartment to go to Britain on May 19 and traveled to Kosovo on the Durrës-Prishtina bus.
After he arrived in Pristina, he did not have a ticket for further travel and slept in a hotel in the capital of Kosovo.
The next day, May 20, he took a taxi to Serbia from Merdare customs. After he passed the customs, the taxi took him to the bus that was going to Belgrade.
From there, he took another taxi to the Serbia-Croatia border point, where he contacted his family members for the last time. His relatives raise suspicions that something bad might have happened to him from the people he was with in prison and they fear that something bad might happen to the son's daughter-in-law and child as well.
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