"Sarajevo Safari" - Did Wealthy Swiss People Hunt Civilians During the Bosnian War?
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The story of the so-called "Sarajevo Safari" during the Bosnian War still raises many questions: Wealthy war tourists from Western Europe are said to have paid in the early 1990s to shoot civilians from the surrounding hills during the siege of Sarajevo. Experts question the allegations. However, the Milan public prosecutor's office has launched an investigation against the suspects as "sniper tourists". Proceedings have also begun in Austria an…
The human-hunting by wealthy foreign "tourists" during the siege of Sarajevo is also known as the Sarajevo Safari. The Swiss federal prosecutor's office is still investigating the trail of the alleged tourist snipers.
Alleged hunting for civilians during the siege of Sarajevo has been reported. The Federal Prosecutor's Office clears the suspicion of the crime.
The Federal Prosecutor's Office checks evidence of suspected sniper tourists from Lugano, who are said to have killed people out of fun in the Bosnian war. Evidence is missing, experts are skeptical.
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