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Originally Posted by ScaredWebWarrior
These claims are apparently from a letter Slobbers wrote the day before he died. How convenient. I'm sure it's just a ruse to try and throw suspicion on his death - no doubt to see if they can raise some hullabaloo back in Serbia. Sure that wouldn't be too difficult.
It also seems his family are arguing over where he should be buried. His wife wants him buried in Russia, where she's hiding from international law, and his brother wants a state funeral, no less, in Serbia.
Personally, I think they should dig a shallow grave in a remote valley and dump him there.
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These claims have been confirmed by a tribunal spokesperson and the toxicologist that was in charge of the blood tests. Apparently, Milosevic was also refusing to take his medication at some point, and it was therefore checked that he did take them. It wouldn't surprise me if he was purposely taking the drugs (Rifampicin according to Dutch media) that neutralised his medication so he could claim he was being poisoned/murdered. Make a martyr out of himself and stop the trial from coming to a conclusion and get convicted. Nice...
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According to the newspaper Volkskrant, Dr. Uger, the toxicologist suspects that Milosovic was taking the drug to support his claim that Dutch doctors were unable to treat his condition. He had put in a request to travel to Russia to see doctors there, but this reguest was turned down by the tribunal. An elaborate escape plan? Or was he trying to see his wife who is hiding in Russia?