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The mother of three minor children "escaped" with the boyfriend she met on Tik Tok, the social service: It's dangerous!

Politiko 2024-09-16 21:30:20

The mother of three minor children "escaped" with the boyfriend she

The mother of three children meets a gentleman 8 years younger than herself on Tik-Tok. According to her, she falls in love and leaves her husband and 3 children and goes to live with him in the stan.

Adriatik Kullolli met 8 months ago on Tik Tok the mother of three children, of which two boys aged 14 and 6 and a girl aged 11. The recognition was finalized with their meeting on August 14, where the mother of three minors decided to leave her husband and children, with whom she lived in Bilisht, and went to the Adriatic Sea.

10 days after the mother abandoned her children and her husband for the love of her life, the children's father passes away. Under these conditions, the mother returns to pick up the children and takes them to Adriatik in the stan in Mallakastër, removing them from their previous life in Bilisht. They have been living together for several weeks and make their lives public on Tik-Tok, receiving hundreds of clicks.

The story was initially informed by other people about the life of minor children and their mother with Adriatik Kulloni, a person according to them unreliable.

Fiksi traveled to the station in Mallakastër on the Adriatic, where he saw the situation up close. Initially the couple connected by Tik-Toku and the children all slept in one space, then Adriatiku was able to create one as a partition.

For Adriatiku, the visit of Fiksi did not surprise him, since as he himself says, even municipal employees have gone to him who want to remove the children from there. But none of them like Adriatik or the children's mother show the reasons why minors should not live there and especially with Adriatik. The mother simply states that she followed her heart and that 8 years difference is not a problem, "age in love is a shoe number".

Fiksi contacted the social service of the municipality, who claimed that they went and saw the condition in which the minors live, and decided together with their mother, who has signed, to leave for Ballshit, which has not yet happened. To Fiksi's question about why this decision was taken by the social service, the latter show that in addition to the conditions not at all favorable for the well-being of children, Adriatic has a dark past and is dangerous. Although Fiksi insists on finding out the truth, the social service worker claims that the information is confidential and she cannot make it public.

To the question of why children are left with a person if he endangers them, the social service shows that they could not find a faster solution, but they promised that the children will start school in the city. Fiksi also learns that neither the lady nor the children have been given a psychological evaluation report, as they do not have a psychologist.
Fiksi followed the case in the following days and saw that the minors did not start the new school year in Ballsh as promised by the social service, but in the village where Adriatiku lives.

So even though a decision was made, it was not implemented. Fiksi called the social service again where the person in charge admits that the children still live in the apartment. Fiksi's question about why the case in question, when the person with whom the minors live turns out to be dangerous, was not referred to the police, and the responsible prosecutor avoids the question saying that he cannot comment on the case in question. So three minors live with their mother's boyfriend in not very good conditions, and above all with a boyfriend who is dangerous for the state./TCH