A boy who grew up in the neighborhood "Kodra e Trimave", in Pristina, would become a factor in many problems in the capital, before and after the war.
His rise as a 'scary' figure, in the world of business and crime, is said to have come precisely because of his connections with politics and famous figures of the time.
Sekiraqa himself, in a promo of his interview for the public broadcaster, had said that he collected votes for the LDK, but this interview was never broadcast.
During the war, because he was suspected of having links with the Serbian regime, he was detained by the KLA in Llap.
The commander of that area, Rrustem Mustafa, known as "Remi", who you described as a problematic person, also spoke about this, saying that it is true that he was detained, but then he was released.
After the war, one of the main concerns became the mafia and organized crime due to the weak economic situation in the country.
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His figure would intensify and culminate with the murder of policeman Triumf Riza, for which Sekiraqa is accused of inciting him.
The conflict between them, according to Triumfi's father, started sometime in 2000, when Triumfi, together with some UNMIK policemen, had stopped a car in which Enver Sekiraqa was said to be, who had come out with a hand grenade threatening the policemen. .
"Even his gang, he and the gang actually go to the medical school with violence and take three girls. The problem is created there, even the teachers beat them. They inform them, the Triumfi has a car nearby together with the Pakistani policeman Seriato, that's his name. Since you also beat the Triumfi, I know. They also intervened to save them and that's where the biggest problem with them arises", said Shefqet Riza, Triumfi Riza's father.
According to this testimony, considering the reputation of Sekiraqa, this was the trigger to start a "war" between Riza and Sekiraqa.
Triumfi, a young policeman in the new Kosovo Police force and later in the Police Protection Unit, was said to be among the only ones who had the courage to deal with Sekiraq and his group.
According to the indictment, from the testimonies of his family and friends, it was said that he was escorted all the time, where his car was burned on one occasion, for which Triumfi was sure that it was the hand of Enver Sekiraqa.
The problem between them, according to Riza's father, would escalate with the "Swiss Casino" incident.
"At 'Swiss Casino' in 2005, it was Christmas night on December 25. That friend of his, the policeman, had about 10 tickets behind him, but he went with his family to celebrate because he is of the Catholic religion. Triumfi said no, it's not my party, you go, because I don't have to come, you don't have to come either. This one goes. They find out that they are there, Sekiraqa's gang together with Sekiraqa's daughter attack him. These were six armed people from the Sekiraqsi gang with revolvers. That's why they also hunted as much as they could", added his father.
"What is the truth, he even beat Sekiraqe, there is a possibility that he even killed him, if he did kill him." He was an elite policeman. He was an elite sportsman. In other words, there was no one who killed people", he continued.
Arben Selimaj was injured from these shots, while Sekiraqa was also injured.
Regarding this incident, Sekiraqa stated in court that Triumfi had saved his life.
"I'll never forget them, because I've been dead for months, he raised me up there for a jacket with great power, now for what I don't know, why I didn't understand well, but he was my salvation" , he said before the court.
Another factor would be added to the problems between Sekiraqa and Riza, and the prosecution claimed that it was one of the main factors why Sekiraqa would give the order for his elimination, the singer Adelina Ismaili.
The prosecution describes the singer's involvement as follows: "Since 2003, she had been suffering at the hands of the defendant (Enver Sekiraqa) and his gang after Enver Sekiraqa had threatened her."
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It is also stated in the indictment that in many cases Sekiraqa forced him to give him money in amounts ranging up to 9 thousand euros.
In 2004, the prosecution described that Triumfi had taken the singer under her protection, telling her not to give her money and to report each case.
According to the indictment, in 2004, she was in a relationship with Triumfi where, according to the evidence, both were under constant surveillance by Enver Sekiraqa.
In the indictment, from 2003 to 2006, the prosecution has documented 7 cases when Triumf Riza had presented to the police, cases of threats, attacks, intimidation, injuries and attempted murders, all of which were said to have been committed by Enver's people or by himself. he. Two of the cases were misdemeanors, while the others were closed for lack of evidence.
According to the indictment, Adelina Ismaili also filed a complaint with the Police at least 5 other times, each time she accused the people of Sekiraqe and there were also cases of her personally.
In February 2005, she reported the case to the Police when, while she was returning to her apartment by car, a black jeep had arrived parallel to her and it was Sekiraqa who was signaling her that "I'm going to cut her throat".
Some cases were closed and for some, it is not known how they ended.
The "Oath of Justice" has asked the Basic Prosecutor's Office in Prishtina to provide us with information on how many cases the prosecution has filed an indictment against Sekiraqa and in how many cases it has filed criminal charges, but has not received a response.
The Police have not given an answer either, as to how many cases have been filed against Sekiraqa over the years.
Although the prosecution presented her as the main character who instigated the murder of Trium Riza, Ismaili did everything possible to keep her role in this story a mystery.
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"Triumph's father is the answer to that question, their fights started in 99 when I did not know any of those people, it is not mine to quote the court now or the family, but please ask the father and the brother of the deceased for this", she stated in an interview.
The hearings where Adelina and the Ismaili sisters testified were each time closed to the public.
