Mariza Kola, the sister of 34-year-old Kristian Kola, who was executed in the center of Shkodra, has spoken exclusively to Euronews Albania, recounting her pain and doubts about the tragic event.
She expresses her concern that her brother had no criminal record and was a calm person, without conflicts or hostility with anyone.
"They called me and told me your brother was killed. They took me from my friends, not my family initially. My brother had no criminal record. He worked in construction and never did anything else. There was never any conflict or hostility with anyone," says Mariza Kola.
She adds that she spoke to him only the day before the murder and had expected to speak again at dinner, but that did not happen.
"We don't know anything, they haven't told us anything. It's not easy to wrap your mind around this," she says.
Mariza also says that their father was not allowed to see his brother's body when it was transported, while the ambulance was delayed for about an hour in arriving at the scene.
"It is the police's job to find the perpetrators and clarify what happened. But I suspect that the police are implicated in this crime. I just want justice," she concludes.
The incident took place in a bar in the center of Shkodra, at "Kinema Republika", where Kristian Kola was drinking coffee when he was shot by two unknown perpetrators, who left him dead on the spot.
