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A variety of speculations about Rada Trajkovic’s
testimony in the case of the murder of Oliver Ivanovic run by
pro-regime tabloids Informer and Alo, as well as the statement by
Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic practically stand for a
threatening lynch call against Rada Trajovic’s safety. Besides,
stories as such exemplify a brutal assault against her person and
integrity.
Ever since the murder of Oliver Ivanovic President
Vucic has been meddling with investigation in the case by amnestying
well in advance some of his closest associates such as Milan
Radoicic.
Just remind his claiming that “witness Rada
Trajkovic testified, among other things, that she had been in touch
with late Oliver Ivanovic all the time, and that Oliver had been
under permanent surveillance and wiretapping of professional
services, especially those of the state of Serbia,” and remarking,
“You see now what a liar that woman is.”
When Kosovo’s Special Prosecutor requested that
Nedeljko Spasojevic and Marko Risic, arrested on November 23 as
suspects involved in the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, should be kept
in custody until further notice, tabloids Informer and Alo brought
his motion into connection with Rada Trajkovic’s testimony. They
actually suggested that Rada Trajkovic, as Alo put it, “told Shiptar
investigators that Oliver Ivanovic had been under surveillance of
secret services of the Republic of Serbia, but offered no argument
for or a proof of her claim.” Alo also argued that “without giving
any proof, Rada Trajkovic said that Milan Radoicic and his
accomplices from Serbia” were involved in the murder of Oliver
Ivanovic. Informer accused Rada Trajkovic straight in a banner
saying, “SCANDALOUS! Rada Trajkovic Falsely Accused Serbs of the
Murder of Oliver Ivanovic in Her Testimony before a Shiptar
Prosecutor.”
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