Murder Alki: Who “shows” the DNA on the scythe – Why will the 20-year-old be released in Albania

The forensic laboratories of EL.AS. have begun to give answers to the case of the murder of 19-year-old Alkis in Thessaloniki from the moment that the arrested are blaming each other and in the testimonies one blames the other for the brutal crime.

What was found on the scythe

According to a SKAI report, Alkis’s DNA was found in one of the murderous weapons used by the perpetrators in the attack, in the scythe, in which, as reported by EL.AS officers, a fingerprint of the 21-year-old IK was found.

It is recalled that one of the 19-year-old’s two friends was injured with the same scythe.

What was found in the crib

Alkis’s DNA was also found in the wooden crib in which a genetic fingerprint was found by the 23-year-old AC

The background of the delivery in Albania

The 11th defendant, a 20-year-old man who was wanted by the authorities, surrendered on Thursday afternoon, after the murderous attack of the 19-year-old, who had fled to Albania by road with his father and grandmother from Krystalopigi.

The 20-year-old could not return to Greece due to an international warrant and rejected the possibility of crossing illegally in our country. So he preferred to surrender to the Albanian police in Korytsa. However, its publication in Greece is doubtful and time consuming. Even if the 20-year-old himself agrees to be extradited to Greece, this cannot be done because no state extradites its citizens.

EL.AS officials report that he will go to the prosecutor tomorrow, while there will be correspondence from the ministries of justice of the two countries about his case. However, if Greece sends the case file, something should be tried there that the Greek authorities do not want. In this context, the case file may not be sent, he may be released and from there on, the surrender to the Greek authorities is left to his own intention.

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