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After the drugs were seized in the Turkish state, Rexhep Rraja is worried because he is not sure whether the other gang members who packaged and loaded the drugs into the truck have wiped their fingerprints from the bags in which the cannabis was packaged.
In conversations with gang members, Rraja says that those bags also have his uncle's fingerprints, while they inform him that some of them were also used for other people's drugs, after their bags were torn.
Jani Çavo: Here, I'll ask.
Rexhep Rraja: Oh brother, you're killing us, man.
Rexhep Rraja: What are these conversations?
Jani Çavo: We delete them.
Jani Çavo: Because they even hand-feed your kids.
Jani Çavo: Wait for him to answer.
Rexhep Rraja: Brother, after I was looking at the things at the grave, the old man asked me for aluminum bags and I told him that I would bring them to him. I met you where we met last night and I said: “Here are the aluminum bags (empty), but clean them, because the uncle touched them with his hand.”
Rexhep Rraja: “Ok,” he said, “I’ll clean them.”
Rexhep Rraja: But some were used, because my son's eyes were torn out.
Rexhep Rraja: Have they been cleaned? I have this problem.
Jani Çavo: I'm with the old man.
Jani Çavo: Don't worry about cleaning.
Rexhep Rraja: Have the ones that were used been cleaned, so to speak?
Dialogue from messages (comrade Teos):
A (1:41 p.m.): He spray-painted them himself.
Only the paint rubs off when they're placed on top of each other.
B (1:48 p.m.): Empty bags, he says.
B (1:49 p.m.): So I could give it to you at the gas station.
A (1:50 p.m.): Yes, well.
A (1:51 p.m.): What's left is in the van.
It is not known which of the uncles Rexhep Rraja is referring to, who turns out to have 4 uncles.
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