Another finding of an autopsy: The pathologist's report from the MMA casts a new light on the death of David Dragičević

My child was alive when we searched for him in Banja Luka, and then he was drugged, thrown!

She wrote this Suzana Radanovic, the mother of David Dragicevic, whose mysterious death has caused controversy since the moment when his body was found on the mouth of Crkvene in Vrbas after a six-day search.

She published a few days ago the findings of the second autopsy of David's body, which was performed by Dr. Ivica Milosavljevic, Head of the Forensic Medicine Department of the Institute of Pathology and Forensics of the Military Medical Academy in Belgrade.

He confirmed the finding of the first autopsy performed by dr. Zeljko Karan in relation to the cause of death, and also stated that he was working in drowning, and that David had more injuries inflicted while he was alive by the action of mechanical force, which are easier and can not be brought in direct relation to the cause of death.

However, unlike Karan's finding, in which, as the time of death, "up to a maximum of seven days", Dr. In his findings, Milosavljevic stated that "changes in the fists and feet indicate that the body has been spent in water for two to four days, which means that the fatal outcome could not have occurred before the specified time," writes Factor.

The time of death quoted by dr. Milosavljevic is now re-opening many other issues and questions the theory presented by the MUP of the RS at a press conference, which many judge as scandalous.

According to this theory, we recall that David was killed on the same night as he disappeared on the 17th of March, after the police suspected that he had robbed a house in the village of Laus.

However, according to this finding, after that night, David was still alive for at least two to four days, so the family and the citizens wonder where he could be while searching for him in Banja Luka and its surroundings, and how he ultimately came to the end Church.

• 16 May, 2018
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