The 45-year sentence is the maximum that can be given for such crimes.īozic said Vlahovic, a member of paramilitary group White Angels, which was allied to the Bosnian Serb army, often demanded ransoms of money or gold for his captives. Lock & load for undead extermination in 'Zombie Infection' and 'Alien Quarantine', or create alliances over the timeless franchises of 'N.O.V.A.' and 'Modern Combat 2'. Prosecutors compiled a 66-count indictment against Vlahovic, the most extensive ever for crimes committed in the 1992-95 Bosnian war. Pop over to 'Bubble Bash 2' for tropical match-3 puzzles or over to 'Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma'. Veselin Vlahovic, nicknamed Batko, was found guilty of the murders of 31 people, rapes of at least 13 women and torture and robbery of dozens of civilians in Grbavica and Vraca, Serb-occupied areas of Sarajevo, in 1992, said presiding judge Zoran Bozic.Ĥ4-year old Vlahovic, known by his victims as the “Monster of Grbavica” and “Master of Life and Death”, carried out “horrid, cruel and manifold criminal acts”, Bozic said. REUTERS/Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina/Handout Veselin Vlahovic, a Montenegrin warlord nicknamed Batko, is seen during his sentencing in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Main this picture provided by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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