The authorities are trying to shed light on the reasons behind the murder of the 27-year-old Albanian, who was found charred inside a car in Skourta Boeotia. The fact that the deceased had a “clean” criminal record complicates the investigations, as no clear links to criminal activities emerge.
Early figures show a clearing of accounts
Although the 27-year-old had never concerned the Authorities, the police officers estimate that this is an organized strike and not a personally motivated act. The way the murder was set up – the use of a stolen vehicle with fake license plates and the burning of the body after the murder – points, according to EL.AS officials, to experienced executioners. It is possible that the murder is connected to settling scores between rival criminal groups.
The last appointment in Villas
The 27-year-old, who was working as a builder and lived permanently in Chalkida, he had informed his friend that he was coming to go to Villas for “a job” on November 4 — day on which his tracks were lost. Since that moment there has been no news of him. He was identified through a DNA sample provided by his brother. In the forensic examination, a fragment of a bullet was found, which confirms that the young man was shot before the car burned.
The identification of the victim in Skourta Boeotia
The charred vehicle was spotted by a hunter in a deserted location near Skourta in Boeotia last Friday afternoon. According to the first findings, the car had been burning for at least three days. The body of the 27-year-old was found in the back seat, while handcuffs were found on the floor, indicating that the victim had probably been tied up before his murder.
The car it had been stolen from Glyfada last May and had fake number plates which corresponded to the same model and color of vehicle from Katerina — another element that strengthens the scenario of premeditated, “professional” execution. The investigation of EL.AS. continues, with officers trying to map the 27-year-old’s last movements and trace any contacts that could shed light on the attackers’ motives.