The mission of Croatian suicide before The Hague court, where is the truth?

Although the Dutch prosecutor's office confirms that there was a deadly chemical in the bottle, the type of poison he had drunk is still unknown.

What was Praljak drinking, how he took her to the courtroom and who brought the poison to him?

Emergency assistance arrived at the court building 40 minutes later, which may have been important, experts say, reports “Vestine”, Periscopi broadcast.

“Speed is the key to saving a poisoned person, especially if you do not know what kind of poison he has drunk. The options of the ambulance are limited, so it is important that the patient arrive at the hospital as soon as possible where his body will be cleansed of poison. This may be a delayed medical intervention”, says toxicologist Franjo Plavisic.

As the speculation continues whether Pralyak had drunk a guide, arsenic or something else, the Dutch prosecutor announced that his body was made an autopsy for determining the cause of death.

The procedure is conducting an intensive investigation and we still have no full results. The first analysis shows that a bottle was a chemical that could cause death. We are waiting for the results of a detailed toxicological test”, said Marilyn filnscher, spokeswoman for the Dutch prosecutor's office.

Since yesterday, a police investigation has occurred in the courtroom, and the judge routinely continued the process two and a half hours later, saying he was not competent to comment on Pralyak's procedures.

Who brought the poison to Pralyak? Knowing The Hague procedure says it is not possible to introduce metal items because of the detector, but it is possible to hide a plastic bottle because the search is not detailed, especially when it comes to lawyers and relatives.

Pinter said the security in court is <x0 with true strict” and “is not known how this could have happened”.

She said the defendants were brought to court through a separate entrance and were kept separate from each other, adding that security was also very strict in the Tribunal prison section.

Remember, the judgment of six Croats in “trast Prlich” was interrupted Wednesday after one of the accused Slobodan Pralyak has drunk the deadly poison.

Praljak, who was chief of the main staff of HVO, was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

“Slobodan Praljak is not a war criminal, I disagree with your” decision, said Praljak.

The Hague tribunal has earlier confirmed the existence of a joint Croatian criminal enterprise aimed at clearing up ethnic parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina./Periscopi/