Businessman who sold land for Kushner resort in Albania suspected of faking the deeds

Albanian prosecutors say Miami-based businessman Artur Shehu—wanted over alleged drug-money laundering—may have used forged deeds to sell coastal land for a Jared Kushner–backed resort; Shehu denies the claims.
The project has provoked local court fights and mass "Flamingo Revolution" protests, with residents and environmentalists warning it threatens beaches, wetlands, sea turtles and flamingoes.
Prosecutors froze the sale funds and issued warrants, but Kushner and the developers are not accused and say the purchases were lawful; the Albanian government continues to support the development despite EU environmental concerns.