2 corpses in three suitcases found in Italy, may belong to an Albanian couple

Carabinieri with a dog searching for details where the corpses are found

 Two dismembered bodies and stuffed into three suitcases have been found in Florence, Italy. They were found on the Florence-Pisa-Livorno axis, near the Solliciano prison.

Italian authorities suspect that the bodies may belong to an Albanian couple from Vlora, who have been missing since 2015, according to Italian media.

Shpëtim and Teuta Pasho went to Vlora every three months and returned to Italy. They went in 2015 for some medical checkups. On November 1, Teuta spoke to her sister, but on November 2, they did not answer the phone. They reportedly had arguments with the boy's girlfriend, but have no further information about them.

According to what the Italian media write today, an anchor tattoo with the name of an Albanian city can help solve the issue of two dismembered bodies found in 3 suitcases.