Former VMRO politician killed in Skopje

Periskopi

7 September 2017, 21:13(9 years ago)

A former politician has been brutally murdered in Skopje, writes Alsta-m. The former politician was reportedly stabbed by his son, who allegedly suffered from mental disorders. Police have discovered the victim's identity. It's about the former VMRO branch chairman. DPMNE in Skopje's Kisella Voda municipality, 68-year-old with [...]

The former politician was reportedly stabbed by his son, who allegedly suffered from mental disorders.

Police have discovered the victim's identity. It's about the former VMRO branch chairman. DPMNE in Skopje's Kisella Voda municipality, 68-year-old with the initial L.T.

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