‘My eyes were dark, I was possessed”, the testimony of the Albanian who killed his daughter in Italy

“I couldn’t see anything. In front of me was only blackness, it was total darkness, like I had the devil in my brain”. This was the confession of the 45-year-old Albanian Taulant Malaj, the Albanian who killed the 16-year-old girl with a knife as well as the Italian citizen Massimo De Santis, whom he suspected […]

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