Judicial investigations into alleged "human safaris" in Sarajevo are progressing, with several individuals under investigation by different prosecutor's offices. The Milan Prosecutor's Office already has five people under investigation, while two others are being examined by Austrian authorities.
The case involves serious allegations that participants paid to shoot at human beings, with reports that "shooting a child cost twice as much" compared to other targets. These revelations indicate the hideous nature of the activities allegedly carried out.
The investigations cross borders, with Italian and Austrian authorities working together to determine the responsibilities of those involved in these alleged practices. The progress of the judicial proceedings suggests that the case is gaining momentum in European courts.
