An Albanian murderer has been found secretly living in the UK for a second time despite having been booted out more than a decade ago.
Afrim Sinani, 54, was seen at a high street last week and has been traced to a suburban address. His new neighbors are probably oblivious to his vicious past, according to Mail Online.
Sinani sh0t a man in a revenge killing and was jailed for 20 years in 1996. But he escaped and, with his wife, entered the UK illegally on a lorry in 2000.
He lived in Ilford, Essex, with his wife and three children before he was tracked down and extradited to Albania in 2010.
According to new report, he is now back in the UK, living with his family in a council-owned home in north east London, where properties have sold for more than £400,000.
His extradition came after a years-long international manhunt. Using the fake name of Afrim Pulaj, Sinani had been granted asylum and a British passport after lying about being a Kosovan refugee.
He, his wife, and three children enjoyed £120,000 in benefits until 2010. Sinani's family were allowed to remain in the UK after he was deported.
It is not known how or when he returned to the UK, but the Mail understands he was freed from an Albanian jail in 2017.
