The Prosecutor’s Office alleges that an individual named Radojeviq and associates were responsible for concealing the remains of 23 victims in two mass graves. According to documentation secured by KOHA, the third arrested person in Zubin Potok, identified as Yugoslav Radojeviq, is suspected of orchestrating the murder and subsequent burial of 23 Albanian intellectuals. These individuals were allegedly detained and executed in April 1999 while traveling toward Montenegro.
The details regarding his alleged involvement are outlined in the decision issued by the court for pre-trial detention. The documentation specifies that Radojeviq was a member of the Territorial Defense of the former Yugoslavia. Furthermore, the prosecutor’s office suggests that he collaborated with others with the intent of concealing the crime, leading to the burial of the victims’ bodies in the two recently discovered mass graves.
The allegations center on the systematic nature of the alleged crime, pointing to the coordinated effort required to dispose of the remains. The prosecutor’s investigation indicates that Radojeviq played a key role in this process, alongside others. The focus remains on establishing the full scope of the conspiracy surrounding the disappearance and alleged execution of the intellectual group in 1999.
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