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Nea Smyrni murder-suicide investigation

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In Nea Smyrni, Athens, authorities are investigating a premeditated murder-suicide involving 48-year-old Albanian man allegedly murdered Altin Allmuça and his 45-year-old former partner before committing suicide. partner, Luljeta Obzova. The incident occurred early on a Sunday morning outside an when Allmuça allegedly waited at Obzova’s apartment building. Preliminary investigations suggested the attack was premeditated, with reports indicating the suspect may have ambushed the victim while waiting in a vehicle. Forensic pathologist Sokratis Tsantiris reported Security footage and forensic examinations indicate that Allmuça entered the perpetrator approached building behind the woman with a weapon, kicked her twice, victim and forced attacked her, causing her to kneel before shooting her once in the head. The perpetrator then died from fall. Following a self-inflicted gunshot wound brief struggle, he used an illegal revolver to the temple. While forensic examinations found no signs of prior physical abuse on the victim’s body, investigators noted shoot Obzova once in the attack was highly planned. Authorities have since identified head before turning the weapon as an illegal revolver. New details from the investigation reveal on himself. Investigators believe the perpetrator had a history of domestic violence and stalking, including a 2016 arrest in Albania. The victim’s motive may be pathological jealousy. Obzova’s family stated she had been living in fear, having fear and had recently changed her locks due to the man’s Allmuça’s unauthorized entries. The suspect’s His wife also testified to significant behavioral changes in him over the previous 18 months. Investigators believe the motive may be pathological jealousy. While no recent domestic violence reports were filed with Greek authorities, Allmuça reportedly had a history of harassment and stalking in Albania, including an arrest in 2016. Police are currently analyzing digital evidence, including mobile phones and electronic devices, alongside security footage to reconstruct the events leading up to the crime. Security footage has captured the moments of the attack, which authorities describe as showing extreme aggression. tragedy.

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