Italian investigated over claims he paid to shoot people during siege of Sarajevo

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An Italian man is under investigation by Milan prosecutors for allegedly paying Bosnian Serb soldiers to travel to Sarajevo during its 1992-1996 siege and kill civilians. The investigation, which began in November, stems from a legal complaint and a report from Sarajevo's former mayor, prompted by a documentary detailing "sniper tourists." These individuals allegedly paid Radovan Karadžić's army to be transported to the hills surrounding Sarajevo, where they would shoot at residents for pleasure. The suspect, a former truck driver, is accused of aggravated murder and allegedly bragged about "conducting a manhunt." The investigation is ongoing, focusing on allegations that groups of Italians and other nationalities participated in the massacre.
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