Serbian 'assassins' questioned in new Jill Dando murder probe

Four men face questions in Serbia over series of political assassinations.

17:06 24 February 2014

Four Serbian security agents, Rade Markovic, Milan Radonjic, Ratko Romic and Miroslav Kurak, are now being questioned in a new Jill Dando murder probe following a series of political assassinations.

These are the same ‘security agents’ who held top positions in the regime of Slobodan Milosevic which was linked to the unsolved murder of Jill Dando.

In a new claim, it has been said that the tyrant held a grudge against the BBC presenter because she made a successful TV appeal to get help for the millions of Kosovan refugees displaced by his murderous regime.

However, Scotland Yard sources said that the claim isn’t just bizarre, it’s also not credible.

Miss Dando, 37, was shot once in the head outside her home in Fulham, south west London, on April 26, 1999.

The crime has not been resolved since Barry George was acquitted after eight years in prison over his conviction for the crime. He was acquitted by jury who said that he did not had expertise to carry out a perfect murder.

The killing has always been linked to Serbian assassins but never proven.