In Italy, a man was suspected of killing civilians in Bosnia in the 1990s.

In Italy, an 80-year-old man was suspected of killing civilians in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s. This was reported on February 4 by the Italian newspaper I l Fatto quotidiano.

"[The investigation by the Milan Prosecutor's Office] led to the registration in the register of suspects of an 80-year-old former truck driver living in the province of Pordenone, accused of continuous and aggravated voluntary killing of unarmed civilians <...> during the war in Bosnia from 1992 to 1995," the publication says.

According to the newspaper, the defendant told a neighbor about the crime, who shared the story with a local television journalist. They will act as witnesses. The interrogation of the suspect himself will take place on February 9 at the Milan Prosecutor's office.

During a search of the man's house, seven types of weapons were found.

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In Japan, on February 3, a man tracked a pregnant woman using GPS in a toy and killed her. The crime was committed on December 31 last year. According to the publication, the Japanese man is a woman's former lover. Allegedly, he beat her first and then stabbed her. She had bruises on her arms, which she received while trying to protect the child. Komatsumoto's death shocked the public, and the case itself began to be widely discussed throughout the country.

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