Overview
- Chief prosecutor Alessandro Gobbi confirmed an investigation for voluntary homicide aggravated by cruelty and abject motives.
- Prosecutors say a list of suspects and witnesses will be summoned, following claims surfaced by the 2022 documentary Sarajevo Safari.
- Accounts under review describe fees of €80,000–€100,000 for escorted access to sniper positions above Sarajevo, with reports of higher prices to target children.
- The complaint cites potential Italian suspects, including a Milan clinic owner and citizens from Turin and Trieste, with travel routes reportedly involving Trieste and the charter airline Aviogenex.
- A similar case in Bosnia was previously archived for lack of evidence, and some former Bosnian Serb veterans deny the allegations as fabricated.