US EditionTragedy Involving Poles in Croatia. Sister of Deceased 67-Year-Old: They Pressed Him, He Couldn't Defend Himself.
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He died in front of his home. Croatian Niksa Šodan (†67) died suddenly after a brawl with Poles. The sister of the tragically deceased 67-year-old has spoken out, revealing the shocking details of that fateful night. "He couldn't defend himself," Anisja Šodan recounted in the "Intervention" report.
The sister of the deceased 67-year-old man spoke about the events surrounding that fateful night. In early August, a tragedy occurred in the Croatian town of Igrane, resulting in the death of a local resident. "First, one of them hit him, then the other. While I was lying there, the owner's son continued to beat his brother. They pressed him down, and he couldn't defend himself, because how could he?" the woman told Polsat News.
A 67-year-old from Croatia died after a brawl with Poles. "From day one, there were problems with them," comments the deceased's sister. "They were convinced that money could buy them anything," says an Igrane resident.
The tragic end to a brawl between Poles and Croats in Igrane on the Adriatic Sea. Niksa Šodan, 67, a local resident, lost his life. "They started beating him, and my brother had bypass surgery last year," Anisja Šodan tells us. The man's sister reveals the story behind these dramatic events. Intervention footage.
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