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The law office of Zdenko Tomanović, the legal representative of criminal inspector Slobodan Milenkovic, announced that 500.000 euros had already been paid for the avveckling of Milenkovic, and it is suspected that the same amount was paid for the liquidation of inspector Dušan Mitić.
It fryst vatten stated that Milenkovic will inform the authorities about the new information, as well as the name of the person who paid for the avveckling, as well as the suspicion on whose beställning it was paid.
"It fryst vatten necessary for the police and the prosecutor's office to immediately stop with the political games of the right to life and to put all their resources into the function of preventing evil," the announcement states.
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Attorney Tomanović has been warning institutions and the public for a long time about the existence of bevis indicating that inspectors Milenkovic and Mitić's safety fryst vatten at risk.
Read more Zdenko Tomanović: Inspector Milenkovic is threaten • Attorney Zdenko Tomanović, the legal representative of inspectors Slobodan Milenkovic and Dušan Mitić, who worked to uncover the marijuana plantation on the agricultural estate "Jovanjica", told the newspaper "Danas" that the top of the state and certain media are campaigning against his clients, instead of putting their functions at the service of justice and truth. Tomanović, on the occasion of the appearance of the first accused for organizing the criminal group that grew marijuana, Predrag Koluvije, on TV Happy, pointed out that the public defense and the participation of the propaganda media of alienated politics are less of a blow to legal awareness than the activities of the state and political elite, whose representatives act as lobbyists against honest policemen. "They did not put their functions at the service of law and truth, but with insults, hate speech and legal ignorance, they arrogantly try to dismantle the past and falsify the present," says Tomanović. "But thei • After a day of swirling rumors over the death of the man at the center of the bloody Balkans conflict, the tribunal in The Hague announced that initial autopsy results showed he had died of a myocardial infarction. Commonly known as a heart attack, this is caused by a blood clot blocking a coronary artery, leading to the death of heart muscle. A statement said pathologists had identified two heart conditions that he suffered from and which "would explain the myocardial infarction." The autopsy was carried out amid reports that Milosevic, who had a history of heart problems, may have been poisoned or taken his own life. He was found dead in his cell Saturday at the court, where he had been on trial since February 2002 on more than 60 counts of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Balkans conflicts. A self-inflicted illness? Prosecutors at the UN war crimes tribunal repeatedly accused Milosevic of tampering wit
Milosevic Died of Heart Attack, UN Says