The show "On Target" on News24, published this Tuesday new details from the investigative file for the murder of Enton Janushi, 11 years ago, on January 19, 2015.

According to the testimony given to the police by his relatives, starting with his girlfriend and parents, it is learned that the then 29-year-old young man, Anthony, had left the apartment without leaving any address and they had no knowledge of his whereabouts.

The girlfriend testified that she tried to talk to Anthony again on January 21, but this time the phone was turned off.

After this moment, she said she contacted his family to find out where he was, but they told her that Anthony had left the apartment without leaving any address and they had no knowledge of his whereabouts.

But the Judicial Police learned that Anthony had been an immigrant in many Western European countries such as Italy, France, Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

And that during his stay in these countries he was engaged in illegal activities

Something that was also proven with the letter from the National Central Office of Interpol Tirana which stated that: 'Enton (Taulant) Janushi (Maze), born on June 5, 1986, born in Elbasan and residing in Tirana, is an internationally wanted person by Interpol The Hague, Netherlands, because the public prosecutor's office in Rotterdam, Netherlands, issued an international arrest warrant against him on February 19, 2015, for the criminal offenses of 'Injury resulting in death, murder and drugs, which have a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison'.

Excerpts from the documentary

But what was this criminal event that forced Enton Janushi to immediately leave the Netherlands and return to Albania on the first plane he could find?

According to data provided by the show 'Në Shënjestër', this murder involving Enton Janushi in the Netherlands, which occurred just one day before he returned to Albania, was that of brothers Florenc and Glevis Tola from Elbasan.

Who were found massacred in an apartment on the outskirts of the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, in the neighborhood known as the 'Bulgarians'.

This event occurred on January 16 of this year.

Double murder which preceded the further disappearance in Albania of Enton Janushi, on January 19, 2015.

The bloody event in the Netherlands, where in addition to the two Tola brothers from Elbasan who were killed as a result of gunfire, one of their friends was also injured.

Florenc Tola, the father of two minor children, the youngest of whom was a 7-month-old girl, had returned to the Netherlands only three days before he was killed after a short stay where he had met his wife and infant child in Elbasan.

Data in the TIMS system shows that Florenc Tola, who was officially known by the surname Bahiti, had entered Albania from Kakavija on January 10 of this year.

After staying a few days in Elbasan, he left Rinas Airport on January 13.

Meanwhile, his brother, Glevis Tola, 26 years old, entered Albania for the last time on July 31 and left after a short stay in his homeland.

The murder of two brothers, who were told at the time that the reason was related to a robbery in their apartment and not drugs.

Meanwhile, the local police had their suspicions that the crime had occurred as a settling of scores between the victims and the perpetrators.

But as we said in this incident where two brothers Florenc and Glevis Tola, 30 and 26 years old respectively, were killed, Albanian Serxhio Piku was also injured.

Meanwhile, Dutch media were talking about an exchange of fire between the parties.

But as 6 years passed since this serious event, in which the two brothers from Elbasan were killed, the local police reopened the case once again.

Where the Rotterdam Prosecutor summoned Serxhio Piku as a defendant, who on the evening of January 15 was with the Tola brothers and was injured.

The same one who had notified the police, who upon arriving at the scene found the two brothers without any signs of life.

Initially, Herald R. was charged with the murder of the two Tola brothers in Rotterdam, but the Dutch court dismissed the charge against him for double murder due to lack of evidence.

Meanwhile, sources for the show 'Në Shënjestër' indicate that the conflict began after 27-year-old Herald R. and Enton Janushi went to buy about 6 kg of cocaine from the two brothers Tola and Serxhio Piku.

Herald R. told the court that he was counting money when a fight broke out between Anthony and Florenc in the kitchen.

But returning once again to Enton Janushi's last location, the day of his disappearance, his phone records initially show that at 3:54 p.m. on January 19, 2015, he was in the area of ​​Volga and the former Këneta in Durrës.

45 minutes later he appears moving in the area of ​​Central Albania where his cell phone records show that he was in the Peqin area.

And from this moment on, his phone signal is off.

For this very reason, the prosecution decided to reopen the file and compare the DNA with that of Enton Janushi's parents, from which the identification was made.

Meanwhile, the forensic examination of his bones, which is also available from the show 'Në Shënjestër', notes that violence was exerted on his skull until it was fractured.

From the investigations so far, the prosecution has been able to shed light on the fact that Enton Janushi, after being kidnapped near the Dry Lake area, was held hostage in the Peqin area.

There, it is thought that he was tortured in a barbaric manner, and from there, the kidnappers disappeared the body in the village of Babje, where only coincidence led to the discovery of the remains.

Strong suspicions are that he was kidnapped, killed, and then an attempt was made to dispose of his body, due to clashes between criminal groups in drug trafficking and as revenge for the murder of the Tola brothers in the Netherlands.

The Elbasan Prosecutor's Office is once again verifying Janushi's movements and his cell phone records in detail, to reconstruct the route followed by the kidnappers.

It has now been confirmed that the remains belong to Enton Janushi, the prosecution's challenge is to identify the perpetrators of the kidnapping.

Who is the criminal group that ordered the kidnapping of Enton Janushi?

Can the prosecution, after so many years, shed light on the macabre crime?

Has this group taken care to cover its tracks in 11 years?