OSIJEČKI SUDIJA NAREDIO ISTRAGU PROTIV GLAVAŠA

Piše: Goran Jungvirth iz Zagreba (TU br. 475, 3. novembar 2006.)

Friday, 10 November, 2006

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OSIJEČKI SUDIJA NAREDIO ISTRAGU PROTIV GLAVAŠA

Piše: Goran Jungvirth iz Zagreba (TU br. 475, 3. novembar 2006.)

Ovaj slučaj je u središte medijske pažnje dospio prije nekoliko sedmica, kada su šestorica osiječkih Hrvata uhapšena zbog sumnje da su umiješani u pogubljenje šestorice srpskih civila tokom 1991., u početnoj fazi hrvatskog rata.

Taj je incident u medijima prozvan slučajem selotejp, pošto su tijela žrtava pronađena kako plivaju rijekom Dravom, svezanih ruku i zalijepljenih ustiju.

Kao ratni gradonačelnik Osijeka i bivši general hrvatske vojske, Glavaš je uhapšen 26. oktobra zbog optužbi koje se tiču drugog slučaja – mučenja i ubistava srpskih civila, koja su se u istom periodu odigrala u istom gradu.

Otkako se našao iza rešetaka, otpočeo je štrajk glađu, kako bi skrenuo pažnju na vlastiti slučaj, za koji tvrdi da je politički motiviran.

Dvjestotinak njegovih pristalica iz Osijeka – u kojem ga još uvek doživljavaju kao heroja rata vođenog od 1991. do 1995. – doputovalo je 2. novembra u Zagreb, kako bi mu izrazilo podršku.

On im je pak rekao da će štrajk glađu nastaviti sve dok sve optužbe protiv njega ne budu povučene.

Goran Jungvirth je saradnik IWPR-a iz Zagreba.

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