This is how they opened the partition where Sibora Gagani was walled up for nine years

2023-06-07 15:48:12

the remains of Sibora Gaganithe young woman of Albanian origin and Italian nationality who disappeared in 2014, They were found behind a double wall that their ex-partner and alleged murderer builtMarco R., currently in prison accused of another murder, in a bedroom in the apartment they both shared 9 years ago in Torremolinos (Málaga).

David, the current tenant of this house, explained this Wednesday to the media that this double partition, located in the corner of a room, it was perfectly done and disguisedso it was impossible to know that it was not a wall of the original construction.

As can be seen in the video that accompanies these lines, the National Police demolished the wall yesterday with a large mallet and there they locatedin a garbage bag, the remains of Gagani, which have been sent to the Institute of Legal Medicine of Malaga to confirm that they belong to the disappeared young woman through DNA tests.

This morning the police proceeded to remove the rubble resulting from the demolition of the wall using bags of rubble. To locate Gagani’s remains, the National Police have used X-rays and have compared the original plans of the house with the current construction.

The fact that there was a “twin” flat, with the same layout, right next to it, has allowed us to verify that in one of them that corner was not walled up, As was the case in the one where Marco R lived. “We have also been making our inquiries,” said David, who has assured that the discovery of the double wall was thanks to the work of “everyone”, police and neighbors.

The man, who has lived in the apartment for seven years, explained that he and his partner have collaborated at all times with the Police and that they have lived the last few hours “with tension and a lot of emotion.” “The important thing is that everything has gone according to what the Police had planned and that the family can rest and know the truth of what has happened to their daughter after nine years of uncertainty,” has pointed out.

The current tenant has claimed to feel “tense, tired and wanting all this to end”, but “happy” that the case has been resolved. Marco R., 45 years old and Italian nationality, has been in prison since last May after allegedly stabbing to death his ex-partner Paula, 28, in the apartment they had shared in the same town of Torremolinos.

Sibora Gagani’s family was convinced that Marco R. had killed her when he found out about the crime of his other ex-partner. “We one hundred percent knew that he had killed her at that moment,” Sibora’s sister, Kseva Gagani, assured in a telephone conversation with EFE, who has recounted that they are having horrible days and are currently waiting for the Police to confirm with the DNA test that the mortal remains found in Torremolinos belong to his sister.