A year ago, on October 18, 2025, 23-year-old Albanian Hekuran Cumani was stabbed to death in the university area of Perugia, Italy, after a fight between groups of young people.
Yesterday, the Court of Perugia accepted the request for the suspected perpetrator of the murder, Yassin Amri, to be tried in a summary procedure. This procedure could result in a reduction of one-third of the sentence if found guilty.
Following the court’s decision, Hekurani’s brother, who was present on the fateful night of his brother’s murder, reacted on social media, expressing his pain and indignation at the decision.
“Yesterday, October 15, the courtrooms betrayed your blood, choosing to protect the one who took your life. But as long as we breathe, there will be no law, no commutation of sentence, no court that can save them. We will be your justice, your voice, their eternal trial,” Samueli writes.
Samuele was with his brother on the night of the incident and was himself injured in the fight. His reaction comes at a difficult time for the family, which continues to seek justice for Hekurani’s murder.
