New evidence and shocking testimony shed light on the final days before the murder of a 45-year-old woman in Lulieta Obzova in Athens, shedding light on the movements of 50-year-old perpetrator Altin Allmuça and the constant threats against the victim and the words he said to his daughter shortly before going to the woman's apartment.
According to Greek media, people from the victims' family circle have spoken about the incident for the first time, while a conversation between the perpetrator and the 45-year-old's brother, a few days before the crime, sheds light on the relationship between them. Relatives of both parties have been left shocked by the tragedy. According to testimonies, the 50-year-old had systematically followed the victim and is suspected of having threatened her with a weapon.
"Lately, wherever she went and whatever she did, he was in front of her," said a relative of the victim. According to her, Allmuça allegedly sent the 45-year-old a photo of himself with a gun, accompanied by threats.
"He had sent her a photo with a gun to his head, saying: 'I will kill myself and I will kill you,'" she said. Relatives had suggested to Lulieta that she report the case to the police. The 45-year-old had decided to end her relationship with the 50-year-old after learning that he was married and had a 19-year-old daughter. According to testimonies, after the separation, his behavior allegedly became increasingly aggressive.
According to a close friend, before going to the victim'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 would see her. "He met his daughter and said, 'I love you so much. You are my life. But you have hurt me because you have not supported me. I wanted you to be by my side and you may never see me again. This will be the last time you see me,'" his friend said.
Then, Allmuça returned home, woke up his wife and left her money, asking her to take care of their daughter. “He returned home around four o’clock. He woke up his wife, left her some money and told her to take care of the child,” he said. A little later, the 50-year-old allegedly went to the building where the 45-year-old lived and waited until she came out. According to reports, he surprised the woman and shot her to death.
A resident of the area described to Greek media the moments immediately after the shooting.
"First I heard a woman scream and then another shot. There were four shots in total. The fourth was heard very loudly near my door. When I went downstairs, the woman was lying face down and her face was covered in blood," he said. After killing the 45-year-old, the 50-year-old also ended his own life. According to testimonies from close relatives, the victim had previously expressed fear of his behavior and had taken measures to protect herself, including changing the locks on the apartment.
The 45-year-old's daughter told authorities that she was aware of her mother's relationship with the 50-year-old and that she had decided to end the relationship. Her mother had expressed concern about Allmuça's behavior, which she described as extremely jealous and constantly causing her problems.
"I knew my mother had been in a relationship recently. She told me she had broken up at the end of February. She was worried about this man's behavior because he was constantly causing her problems. She told me he was extremely jealous," she testified. Allmuça's daughter has also spoken out about the tragedy, saying she is shocked by what her father did. "I am shocked by this whole incident. I can't believe my father did this. He is my father and I will miss him. I lost my father, but on the other hand I can't ignore the fact that he did wrong, that he became a murderer. He took the life of a woman and the mother of a girl my age," she said.
"I am very psychologically worried about this whole situation. I am not responsible for anything and I respect the other girl's pain. Basically, we are the victims. I would really like this whole story to end here, so that we could calm down and respect our pain, each mourning the people we love," added Allmuça's daughter.
