The execution of Ardian Nikulaj/ The English court comes out with the final decision on the British one, it is revealed what is expected to happen to Edmond Haxhian and the 'spies' of the assassination

British judge Michael Snow has accepted the conditional release of Harriet Bridgeman, arrested for the purpose of extradition to Albania as part of the group involved in the murder of Ardian Nikulaj.

It is reported that Harriet Bridgeman's defense attorney submitted a bail application persuading the court.

"She has a limited role in the event compared to others. It was just seen in that bar. Went to Albania for vacation. He left Albania 12 days before the murder. He learned about the murder from social networks. It has no tendency to disappear. There is no family connection with Albania or other countries. She has a 7-year-old daughter and is divorced from her husband. If he is kept in prison, contact with the child is limited. She has mental problems, so she is unemployed and receives social assistance. Being in prison would make his health worse. 20,000 pounds is the guarantee from her father," she said, according to Top Channel.

Zoe Lash, who represents the Albanian state, requesting extradition, objected to the change in the security measure for Harriet Bridgerman, and accuses the Briton of being part of the watch team that informed the movements of the businessman Ardian Nikulaj who was killed on April 19.

It is known that Thomas Mithan was left in prison, while the requests of Edmond Haxhi, who is accused as an organizer, and Steven Hunt for bail will be reviewed on June 2.

The representative of the Albanian state in this process announced an appeal to the English Royal Court of Justice, for the conditional release of Harriet Bridgerman.