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"The longer I stay in Albania, I'm in danger," said Ruben Saraiva, who refused to give full details during Tuesday's court session.
New details have come to light regarding the Portuguese Ruben Saraiva, who the day before was left in prison by the Court of Lezha, as accused of murdering the businessman Ardian Nikulaj on April 19 of a year ago.
The 28-year-old, extradited from Morocco to face Albanian justice, was wearing bulletproof vest during the court session for the re-evaluation of the security measure granted to him in absentia, while in the statements before the black squads, although he denied involvement in murder has expressed fear that his life could be endangered during his stay in Albania.
"The longer I stay in Albania, I'm in danger," said Ruben Saraiva, who refused to give full details during Tuesday's court session.
After setting the security measure of indefinite detention in prison, under strict security measures, the 28-year-old Portuguese was sent to Reçit Prison in Shkodër, from where it is learned that a plan of measures has been drawn up to guarantee his safety.
For the murder of businessman Ardian Nikulaj, 3 British citizens and Edmond Haxhia were arrested in England as the orderer. Even for the latter, the Albanian authorities have sent a request for their extradition from Britain to Albania, but there is still no decision.
The murder of businessman Ardian Nikulaj was in the wake of the chain of revenge that the victim's family has with another tribe, a conflict that has produced many victims over the years.
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