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Tragjedi në Gjilan, një 27-vjeçar dhe një foshnjë gjenden pa shenja jete në një shtëpi

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Tragjedi në Gjilan, një 27-vjeçar dhe një foshnjë gjenden pa shenja jete në një shtëpi - Sinjali

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Tragjedi në Gjilan, një 27-vjeçar dhe një foshnjë gjenden pa shenja jete në një shtëpi - Sinjali

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  • Kosovo (4)
  • Albania (3)
  • Switzerland (1)
  • North Macedonia (1)
  1. Raporto24 Kosovo · publisher's date

    E trishtë: Ky është 27-vjeçari që u gjet i pajetë bashkë me foshnjën në Demiraj të Gjilanit

    By Leni

    Një ngjarje e rëndë është zbuluar mëngjesin e sotëm në fshatin Demiraj të Gjilanit, ku një 27-vjeçar dhe një foshnjë janë gjetur pa shenja jete brenda një shtëpie. Gazeta Sinjali ka mësuar se 27-vjeçari është Adonis Demiri, ndërsa foshnja e gjetur në të njëjtën shtëpi është e gjinisë femërore.

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  2. Urgjent Kosovo · publisher's date

    Gjilan, 27-vjeçari dhe një foshnjë gjenden pa shenja jete, arrestohet babai i të riut

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    Një 27-vjeçar dhe një foshnjë janë gjetur pa shenja jete në një shtëpi në fshatin Demiraj të Gjilanit, ndërsa Policia e Kosovës ka arrestuar babanë 65-vjeçar të të riut, nën dyshimin për përfshirje në rastin që është cilësuar si vrasje e rëndë.

    Compiled from the outlet's own words · In the story's original language

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