The next bombshell on the scandals of Rama's government is expected to arrive from Austria, where the director and documentary producer, winner of several international awards, Frederik Füssel, is working on a new investigative documentary, based on the testimony of a witness from Albania, whose identity is being kept secret.
Unlike the publication of other scandals based primarily on wiretaps, the documentary is expected to reveal not only the corrupt schemes, but also where the money from the affairs went, including the bank accounts of the politicians involved.
In a video published on social media by journalist Lindita Çela, the Austrian journalist is seen holding a USB stick, which the witness, whose identity is being kept secret, says contains payments made to the people he accuses.
Speculation is that these are well-known projects in Albania that have produced major corruption scandals.
The evidence warns of the implication of senior majority officials in corruption cases related to the receipt of public funds for a series of projects in Albania.
Below is the video accompanied by a message from journalist Lindita Çela who writes:
"The material being published now is only a brief fragment of a broader investigation, which will subsequently bring details and evidence that shed light on everyone's involvement, as the investigation and verification process continues."
Transcript:
Journalist: So what's on this USB?
Witness: All the data, all the payments…
Journalist: So, through this USB you can go to all…? Witness: All the people I'm accusing today.
Journalist: So you have the names here?
Witness: You have names, the amount of money, you have data, you also have the reasons why this money was paid to them...
Who is journalist Frederik Fussell?
Frederik Füssel is an Austrian director, producer and cinematographer, with a career that began in 1992 at ABC TV Austria. He has worked on film and television productions in more than 50 countries and founded the company FMproductions in 2001. He is currently CEO and producer of Seven Ocean Pictures.
Füssel has made several international documentaries. “Singing for Life” won the Special Prize at the Prix Italia in Turin in 2011. One of his most recent works is “People of War” (2024), a documentary shot over two years in Ukraine, where he followed volunteers evacuating civilians and distributing aid near war zones.
Füssel has also worked as a director of photography on television productions and has completed projects in Europe, Africa, Asia and North America.
