Aristocrat Investigated for Disturbing ‘Human Safari’ Killings
An Italian aristocrat is under investigation for allegedly participating in 'human safari' shootings during the Bosnian war. The suspect, along with three others, is accused of paying large sums of money to Serbian militia to hunt and kill Bosnian citizens for sport. Investigators have seized significant evidence, including a photograph and silencer, from the suspect's home. The probe is ongoing, with authorities searching for additional individuals involved.
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New details have emerged in the investigation, including the seizure of significant evidence from the suspect's home and testimony from the suspect's ex-wife.
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Italian Aristocrat Investigated for Sarajevo 'Human Safari' Killings
confidence 50%An Italian aristocrat is under investigation for allegedly participating in 'human safari' shootings during the Bosnian war. The suspect, along with three others, is accused of paying large sums of money to Serbian militia to hunt and kill Bosnian citizens for sport. Investigators have seized significant evidence, including a photograph and silencer, from the suspect's home. The probe is ongoing, with authorities searching for additional individuals involved.
What's confirmed:
- The 'human safari' killings took place in Sarajevo during the 1990s Bosnian war.
- Wealthy tourists, including an Italian aristocrat, allegedly paid large sums of money to Serbian militia to shoot Bosnian citizens.
- Investigators have seized significant evidence, including a photograph and silencer, from the suspect's home.
- The suspect and three others are under investigation for murder over alleged 'weekend sniper' trips to Sarajevo.
Still unconfirmed:
- The Italian aristocrat boasted about killing on 'human safaris' and told his wife he spent weekends shooting Muslims and suffered nightmares about the people he had killed.