A shocking conversation between Arlinda Zekit and a police official reveals moments when she sought to know if she should return home.

The police’s response was overwhelming, although he confirmed that the people she asked about would be there.

This conversation, held prior to her murder, was published Tuesday through an audioisation broadcast by lawyer Besnik Berisha.

Arlinda is heard in the footage seeking clarification for her handling of the case by police and Prosecution.

The police ask.

No, you never told me the answer to Arlinda.

The policeman then gives an explanation that raises serious questions about how her concerns were being handled.

The investigative police, the prosecutor of the case, the caretaker, can even call our attorney. Right now he says, they’ll be taken tomorrow, watching the security cameras. It’s not a case right now. But it’s an official note. It’s like a half case told me. I need security cameras verified. )

Arlinda asks.

Home camp, officer responding.

In this part of the conversation, the police are talking about verifying the cameras, and the case is described as some kind of physym-majesty.

But the most shocking part comes when Arlinda wants to know if he needs to come home.

Should I go home, what the prosecutor says?

Yeah, yeah, normal, police response.

His answer does not remove his concern. She wants to make sure that other people are still at home.

Okay, they don’t have me there, do they?

They got me, they got me, the cop gets it back.

The policeman told her that she had to return while confirming that the people she asked about would be there.

Source Layer: Insander