BEAn Albanian murderer, Gerd Gjinarari, also known as 'the general,' has been arrested in Antwerp by the FAST police team. He was wanted internationally since 2019 after escaping from Albania where he was serving a sentence for a murder committed in a Milan hospital in 1997. In 1997, along with an accomplice, he entered the hospital disguised as visitors, concealed a firearm in a bouquet of flowers, and shot dead Naim Zyberi, a notable figure in the Albanian criminal underworld of the 1990s. Gjinarari received a life sentence in Italy in 1999 for this crime. In 2014, he was extradited to Albania
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Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 90): The article provides detailed information about Gerd Gjinarari's criminal history, including his 1997 murder in Milan, his life sentence in Italy, extradition to Albania, conditional release in 2019, and subsequent capture in Belgium. The facts align with the cross-source consensus, though some deta
