Anela Osmani, the girl who cheated on Kejvina Kthjella, the ex-girlfriend of life-sentenced Redjan Rrajës, has been indicted by the Tirana prosecution on charges of “Fraud”, risking a sentence of up to 5 years in prison.
The decision to indict Anela Osmani, who now works as a chief inspector in an Albanian healthcare institution, was made by the prosecutor in the case, Bledar Valikaj, where after several months of investigation it was proven that Osmani had taken the sum of 8 thousand euros from Kejvina Kthjella and never returned it.
As the file shows, Kthjella fell victim to financial fraud, after her friend took a financial sum of 8 thousand euros from her, promising to keep it, but never returned it.
In May 2026, Anela Osmani from the city of Gramsh was prosecuted by the Tirana Prosecutor’s Office on charges of “Fraud”. She has now been named a defendant and the file against her has been sent to court.
Journalist Elton Qyno has learned that the case was reported to the Tirana police at the beginning of May 2026, while on May 7, the investigative material arrived at the prosecutor’s office for investigative actions, Syri TV reports.
Initially, the prosecutor in the case requested the security measure “obligation to appear” for the detainee Anela Osmani, who, according to him, has consumed the criminal offense of “Fraud” for the first paragraph, without passing to the conduct of serious consequences.
According to the police report that Kejvina Kthjella filed, she had saved 8,000 euros from her work income. She left this amount for safekeeping with her neighborhood friend, Anela Osmani, as Kejvina herself was going to her relatives’ apartment in Lezha.
Because the cleaner was going to the house in Tirana, he took the amount of money and gave it to Anela Osmani for safekeeping. The latter took the financial amount and to this day has not returned it, although the Tirana prosecutor’s office has opened a criminal file for “Fraud”.
Anela Osmani began to justify herself to Kejvina Kthjella, telling the latter that she had put the money in the safe, but could not open the safe because she had forgotten its code.
However, after Kejvina’s insistence, Anela Osmani opened the safe and the money was not there. Anela Osmani continued with the fraud, continuing to justify herself by saying that she had deposited the amount of 8 thousand euros into her bank account, but the account had already been blocked by the bailiff and she could not make any withdrawals.
Following these fraudulent claims, Kejvina Kthjella went to the Tirana police to file a criminal complaint against her friend, Anela Osmani.
The latter was arrested by the police and in May 2026 appeared before the Tirana court, where she was given the security measure “obligation to appear”. The criminal case against Anela Osmani has now been sent to court as a defendant on the charge of “Fraud”.