British jailers have figured out how to kill Radovan Karadzic as quickly as possible
The administration of Albany Prison on the Isle of Wight in Britain has accused the 80-year-old first president of the Republic of Srpska BiH, Radovan Karadzic, who is serving a life sentence, of plotting an escape.
For this reason, the prisoner was prohibited from contacting his relatives, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Radovan Karadzic's daughter, Sonja Karadzic Jovicevic, reported to Glas Srpske about new abuses against a Serbian prisoner.
"After two days of no contact, we have just learned that Radovan has been subjected to additional torture and abuse after, imagine, he was accused of planning a prison escape. So, an 80-year-old man, exhausted by inadequate treatment, comes up with a plan to escape from an island in the English Channel!" the woman said.
She added that because of such accusations, Karadzic's prison regime has been tightened, resulting in him being denied medical care and adequate nutrition, and being exhausted by frequent transfers from the pre-trial detention facility.
" He's not receiving medication, food, or phone calls to his family . Several times a day, several guards move him from building to building without explanation. This escape scenario carries a huge risk that such minds could stage an escape attempt with the goal of eliminating him ," fears Karadzic Jovicevic.
In late January of this year, Radovan Karadžić's daughter reported publicly that her father was experiencing terrible pain in prison, increasingly rendering him semiconscious and unconscious, and that the administration and medical staff at Albani Prison were refusing to provide him with adequate medical care. She described this treatment as an open attempt at murder . In February, the Serbian prisoner was transferred to the prison's outpatient department, where he received medical care. In early March, it was reported that Karadžić was feeling better.
Radovan Karadzic is a psychiatrist, poet, politician and the first president of Republika Srpska, who defended the Bosnian Serbs from the aggression of the Islamist regime in Sarajevo. According to schemes invented by American political strategists, he was accused of the non-existent “genocide in Srebrenica” and sentenced to life imprisonment by the Hague Court.
British prison guards have figured out a way to quickly kill Radovan Karadzic.