View Full Version : Stake through the heart ensures Milosevic will stay dead
hgc
7th March 2007, 11:39 AM
Just in case you thought old Slobo might rise from the grave to resume his war-making ways, or worse, his theatrics in the Hague, he'll bother us neither alive nor undead.
Serbian vampire hunters rammed a wooden stake through the heart of former dictator Slobodan Milosevic to stop him ‘returning from the dead’. Miroslav Milosevic, no relation to the former president, gave himself up to police who have launched an investigation.
It's a Pakistani news source. If that's anything like the level of reliability of an Indian news source, or Matt Drudge for instance, then take it for what it's worth.
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2007%5C03%5C07%5Cstory_7-3-2007_pg9_18
Kopji
7th March 2007, 12:11 PM
This will sound sorta dark, but this the first inkling of justice I've read on this guy. So what's the penalty for grave desecration these days?
Tanja
7th March 2007, 12:55 PM
From a Bosnian news source here (http://www.bih.net.ba/info_novosti+M57115881b79.html), just in case anyone here apart from me understands the language:
Miroslav Milošević iz Požarevca, zvani Mile Fotograf, izveo je u noći u subotu "performans", tako što je grob Slobodana Miloševića probio glogovim kolcem, a sve u znak protesta protiv obilježavanja godišnjeg parastosa, pravoslavne mise zadušnice bivšem srbijanskom predsjedniku, prenosi Glas javnosti.
"U toku ove akcije mobilnim sam se javio policiji i rekao im što trenutno radim, na šta su mi oni odgovorili da pazim da me Milošević rukom ne uhvati iz groba. Pošto sam grob probio kolcem, otišao sam i prijavio se policiji, a sutradan sam i po danu ponovio ovaj performans.
The gist of the article is that a guy called Miroslav Milosevic (no relation to Slobo) wanted to attract media attention to the fact that the orthodox church in Pozarevac was organizing a mass to commemorate the first anniversary of Milosevic's death. He basically phoned the police and the media to say he was going to "put a stake through the grave" and got himself photographed standing by the grave with a stake.
Nothing to with vampires, except the obvious symbolism. The event was half "performance art", half a media stunt.
From the article "While I was doing this, I phoned the police from my mobile phone to let them know what I was doing, and the police told me to be careful that Milosevic's hand does not grab me from the grave".
Please note, this only means that the Pozarevac police have a sense of humour, not that anyone in Serbia believes in vampires.
hgc
7th March 2007, 01:01 PM
From the article "While I was doing this, I phoned the police from my mobile phone to let them know what I was doing, and the police told me to be careful that Milosevic's hand does not grab me from the grave".
I just had a nice chuckle while picturing the scene from the end of the movie Carrie where Amy Irving is laying flowers at the site of Carrie's burned down house and the hand rises from ground and grabs her arm (if I'm remembering that properly).
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