New developments come to light after Albanian Nikolin Pauli’s arrest in Athens, wanted for a six-year double murder in Loutraki, Greece.

According to Greek media reports, the detainee allegedly admitted involvement in two more murders committed in Albania. Paul, was arrested in an apartment in Athens’ Kato Patissia area during an operation by the EKAM special forces and Greek police. He was convicted in absentia of killing his former partner, a 43-year-old Ukrainian-born, and her partner, a Greek pharmacist.

According to Proto Theaé, 43-year-old allegedly confessed two more murders committed in Albania. Meanwhile, authorities are investigating whether he has been involved in other serious criminal events, including payment executions.

During the search of the apartment where he was arrested, Greek police found a pistol, two functional grenades, two lighting mechanisms, three metal chains and a forged residence permit, in which the photograph of the arrested was placed.

According to Greek authorities, he was charged with sentences for deliberately murder, robbery and property-damaged arson. Also, within the framework of co-operation with Interpol, it was confirmed that it was also required by Albanian authorities for an attempted armed robbery committed in co-operation.

The event he was convicted of in Greece took place at night between October 10th and 11th 2020, at a holiday shelter in the Loutraki area. According to the investigation, the author allegedly attacked his former partner and partner with axes, striking them to death. Then he took money and jewelry from the victims, while the woman’s vehicle took her to an isolated area and set her on fire to eliminate her tracks.

A 41-year-old Albanian man, charged with supporting the crime author and violating the foreign law, was arrested in the same police operation.

Investigations continue to dawn to verify whether the 43-year-old has anything to do with other criminal events in both countries.

Source Layer: Insander