Weekly: Witness in quintuple murder drove getaway car

Skopje-based weekly Fokus writes that Haki Haziri, who requested to be a protected witness in the quintuple murder near Skopje, drove a getaway car. Quoting well-informed sources, Fokus writes about details of Haziri’s statement, in which he pointed out that he drove the perpetrators but that he did not know what they were planning to do. Weekly: Witness in quintuple murder drove getaway car He added in the statement that the suspects were his relatives and that one of them, who organized their escape to Kosovo, was his uncle. According to the weekly, 28-year-old Haziri described in detail the route the car had taken and stressed that he had only learnt that they were planning to commit murder after they had put on ski masks and taken out their weapons. Haziri also said that after the murder the perpetrator left to a village near the town of Kumanovo where they left the car and then escaped to Kosovo with his uncle’s help. He stressed that a guilty conscience had caused him to lose 28 kilograms after the murder. Haziri, who is charged with terrorism, was remanded in custody for 30 days. Five Macedonians, whose bodies were found near Skopje, were shot by several perpetrators at close range. The murderers used three different types of weapons. The quintuple murder suspects Tanjug

Weekly: Witness in quintuple murder drove getaway car

He added in the statement that the suspects were his relatives and that one of them, who organized their escape to Kosovo, was his uncle.

According to the weekly, 28-year-old Haziri described in detail the route the car had taken and stressed that he had only learnt that they were planning to commit murder after they had put on ski masks and taken out their weapons.

Haziri also said that after the murder the perpetrator left to a village near the town of Kumanovo where they left the car and then escaped to Kosovo with his uncle’s help.

He stressed that a guilty conscience had caused him to lose 28 kilograms after the murder. Haziri, who is charged with terrorism, was remanded in custody for 30 days.

Five Macedonians, whose bodies were found near Skopje, were shot by several perpetrators at close range. The murderers used three different types of weapons.