Is it even possible to do an organ transplant in that house and 10 years ago? Other versions said organs were 'sold' outside the country but provided zero evidence. That it's not that easy to do either: you need to match donors, move it within hours, move it through customs and past numerous secret services agents that presumably were there for the war. And it's not even as lucrative as selling drugs, by the time everyone is paid off, even if you could pull it off /wanted to do it. I call it a BS on organ trading. Not to mention that CoE is not the most accurate organization:
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2011&mm=01&dd=08&nav_id=72008
Reportedly “dead" witnesses in Haradinaj’s case alive 8 January 2011 | 16:59 | Source: Tanjug PRIŠTINA -- The Muriqi brothers, witnesses in the case against Ramush Haradinaj, who were reported as murdered by the CoE Rapporteur Jean Charles Gardetto, are alive.
Ramiz and Sadik Muriqi told Kohavision Television (KTV) that they were very surprised and distraught by lies stated in the report. They underscored that they had nothing to do with the proceedings against Haradinaj, that they were not witnesses in the case and that they lived a peaceful life in Peć.
The Muriqi brothers announced that they would file a suit against the author of the report because their names were misused for, as they said, lies and slanders against Kosovo.
The Priština media reported earlier that in addition to the report on illegal human organ trafficking in Kosovo authored by CoE Special Rapporteur Dick Marty, the agenda for the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) winter session will also include the report on witness protection in former Yugoslav countries, including Kosovo, in which Gardetto stated that witnesses who dared to testify on war crimes in Kosovo winded up killed.
In the report titled “The protection of witnesses as a cornerstone for justice and reconciliation in the Balkans” Gardetto described Kosovo as a “black hole” when it comes to witness protection.