Part of Safet Gjici's sexual scandal/Alma Kaçi "bursts into tears" during the interview: I have been living without lights and water for 3 months, the owner of the rented house...

Alma Kaçi, the young woman who was part of the sexual scandal of the former mayor of Kukës, Safet Gjic, has said that she has been living without electricity and water for 3 months, because according to her, the owner of the house where she lives for rent wants to evict her from home, because of fear.

Kaçi made the comments through an interview on Ora News, where she said that at the moment she feels abandoned by all her family members.

She calls on justice to enable the rights of her son, who is only 12 years old.

"I'm sure that public opinion will say why didn't you think about the child, there and there. This baby situation is killing me. The boy is 12 years old, sixth grade, an excellent student and it kills me more. We have been legally divorced for 6 years, since the son was 2 months old. His father was not here, he started another family. Living here is known, I worked, work today, eat today, living here is known.

It has nothing to do with Durrës, but the way we Albanians perceive things, we read an article on social networks and do it, after I heard that they made my mother blind. I didn't express myself like that, she has her own problems, she is in her third year. I live here on rent, the owner of the house, when he found out about this scandal, was scared, no, they will put a bomb at my door, not like this.

He cut off the lights and water as pressure for me to leave, despite the payments being regular. Mom only comes to fill water that helps us and runs away to her own people. I live alone with my son, without electricity and water for 3 months. The guy goes and charges the electrics in the bars and... I don't have any kind of support.

It is not up to me to make complaints. The only thing I can think of is that I was happy that my child is welcome at home. When you are not psychologically well, you cannot make plans for the future. I turn to justice, so that I am not deprived of my child's rights", said Kaçi.