The show "On Target" on News24, with author Klodiana Lala, published this Tuesday details from the investigative file of the criminal group of Jetmir Pepa and his brothers, who in the first 11 months of 2020, trafficked 7.5 tons of cocaine from Latin America to Europe.
One of the most serious episodes of this criminal group is the loss of a large amount of money in one of the prestigious, second-tier banks that operate in Tirana.
A significant loss of money for which the two Pepa brothers accuse notary RK, who according to them collaborated in the disappearance of their amount of 4 million euros.
Where during a conversation that Jetmir Pepa has with his brother Urim Pepa, they make a plan to take the bank administrators hostage.
They accuse notary RK of collaborating in the disappearance of an amount of 4 million euros.
Likewise on August 3, 2020. Jetmir speaks with his brother, Urim. Where, among other things, they plan to take the bank administrators hostage.
'Shall we do it ourselves, or shall we hire others?' But how did this money go missing and what is the connection of the notary in question to the Pepa brothers?
And why do the Pepa brothers accuse notary R. K. of losing money?
Everything seems to be clarified once again from their conversations on Sky Ecc. Where it turns out that the Pepa brothers have deposited their money into the bank in question through the account of notary RK.
But here it seems that something unclear has happened and the money has apparently lost its destination.
Meanwhile, the notary, apart from its primary function, served as a cover for the dirty money that the Pepa brothers earned from international drug trafficking.
Meanwhile, as we said, Jetmir Pepa and his brother Aleksi accuse the notary of collaborating with the bank in the disappearance of the money that belonged to the Pepa brothers.
The amount of money, where it is unclear where it went,
"I'm with Urim, he's telling me how to organize ourselves to take hostages, either pay because I have people or we'll take them hostage ourselves"
