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Criminal proceedings have been started in the Metropolitan Court against a previously planned serial killer in Vojvodina on murder charges against several people, who has been charged with actual life imprisonment by the Attorney General’s Office for the murders in Szilas Creek and Amsterdam two years ago. years.
D. Csaba He fell after offering 11 kilos of cocaine for sale to a Hungarian businessman in September 2018, whom he met on the gravel road behind the Pole to Szilas Creek. Instead of cocaine, the suspect put sweetener in the one-pound packages that he drove to the meeting by car. When the businessman leaned into the car and wanted to check the packages, Csaba D. shot him in the head.
On interrogation at the scene, the man even spoke in detail about the cause of the murder and how he dragged his victim into the creek, and later confessed to the Amsterdam murder. However, in the current court hearing, he has already changed his previous confession.
MTI writes that Csaba D. confessed in his four-hour confession to the murder in Amsterdam, but defended himself by being hunted by the mob, wanted to kill him, and only protected his life, and also spoke that he only wanted to scare his victim. But in the end, “unfortunately” due to high tension, “adrenaline”, it turned out that he still shot his victim in the head from a foot.
Csaba D. responded to the prosecutor’s question saying that he was not killing for money or commission. Regarding the murder at the Polo, he said he was involved in a fictitious drug business in which all he had to do was deliver packages that looked like cocaine when someone else shot the victim there.
He claimed that even he was trying to revive the victim. When asked who the culprit was, Csaba D. declined to answer. However, the surprises were not over yet. Csaba D. asked the court to summon several witnesses, mainly from Serbia, to prove that he had been persecuted by the mafia, including Aleksandar vucic also citing a Serbian head of state as a witness as one who “knows the most about the mafia.”
He stated that he condemned the mafia war and deplored the victims, but in situations like this, he “sets his defense mechanism in motion.” When asked why he had just fled to Amsterdam from the Serbian mafia, he replied that he was the “flirtatious, partying” type and that the city was an ideal place for that.
When asked why he had admitted to the murder in Hungary during the investigation, he replied that it was just a “fiction” to save his girlfriend. And after he was successful and his girlfriend was released from arrest, Csaba D. believed his “mission here” was over and asked the court to release him to Holland now.
The criminal case was interrupted Tuesday afternoon because the man’s lawyer said his protégé was in poor condition. The trial will continue in January with the hearing of defendants and witnesses.
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