New details and shocking evidence are shedding light on the final days before the murder of 45-year-old Albanian Julieta Obzova in Nea Smyrni, Greece. 48-year-old Altin Allmuça, who is suspected of shooting the woman with a gun he was carrying without a permit, is accused of the incident.
Relatives of the victim and the perpetrator have recounted to Greek media the moments leading up to the tragedy, highlighting the alleged threats, the stalking of the woman, and the 48-year-old's movements before the crime.
Author's daughter: I can't ignore the fact that he became a murderer
Altin Allmuça's daughter, in an interview with MEGA, said that she is shocked by what happened and that, despite the loss of her father, she cannot justify the crime.
"I am shocked by all that has happened. I can't believe my father did this. He is my father and I will miss him, I have lost my father, but on the other hand I cannot ignore the fact that he did evil, that he became a murderer. He took the life of a man and took the mother of a girl my age," she said.
The 19-year-old also said that she is in a serious psychological state and that she does not bear responsibility for her father's actions.
"I am very psychologically bad about this whole situation. I have no responsibility and I feel the pain of the other girl as well. Basically, we are the victims. I would like this whole story to end here, to calm down and respect our pain, so that everyone can mourn their loved ones in their own way," she said.
"He followed her everywhere", evidence of threats against the 45-year-old
A relative of Julieta Obzova claims that the 48-year-old systematically followed the woman during the recent period.
"Lately, wherever he went and whatever he did, he found her in front of him," she said.
According to the testimony, the threats allegedly became increasingly frequent. Allmuça allegedly even sent the 45-year-old a photo of a gun and threatened to kill her and then commit suicide.
"He had sent her a photo with a gun to her head and said: 'I will kill you and commit suicide'. We all suggested that she go to the police. I don't know why she didn't go," said the victim's daughter-in-law.
According to the evidence, Julieta Obzova had decided to end the relationship after learning that Altin Allmuça was married and had a 19-year-old daughter. After the breakup, his behavior allegedly worsened.
Conversation with the victim's brother a few days before the crime
A few days before the murder, the 48-year-old allegedly attempted to meet with Julieta's brother, telling him he wanted to discuss his relationship with his sister.
The dialogue published by MEGA was:
Altin Allmuça: "I want to meet for coffee, to talk."
The 45-year-old's brother: "What should we talk about?"
Altin Allmuça: "About what is happening to your sister."
The 45-year-old's brother: "I don't think there's a need for just the two of us to meet..."
Altin Allmuça: "Okay man, we won't get killed, we'll just have a coffee."
The 45-year-old's brother: "Better leave it. Let's end it here."
The meeting between them did not take place.
"You may never see me again," the author's last words to his daughter
The evidence made public also sheds light on Allmuça's movements in the hours before the crime.
According to a friend of his, before leaving for the 45-year-old's apartment, he met with his daughter and spoke to her in a way that made her understand that it might be the last time she was seeing him.
He met with his daughter and told her: "I love you so much. You are my life. But you hurt me because you didn't support me. I wanted you to be by my side and you may never see me again. It will be the last time you see me," she said.
Then, according to the same testimony, the 48-year-old returned home, woke up his wife and left her money, asking her to take care of the daughter.
He returned home around four o'clock. He woke his wife up and said, 'Come here.' He left her some money and said, 'Take care of each other and I want you to take care of the child, the child as if it were your own eyes.' He started crying, got up and left," his friend said.
A little later, Allmuça allegedly went near the building where Julieta Obzova lived and waited for her to come out.
According to information published by Greek media, when the 45-year-old woman appeared, he allegedly forced her to kneel and then shot her with a gun.
Investigations continue to fully elucidate the dynamics of the event and the circumstances that led to the murder of the 45-year-old Albanian woman. /Syri.net
