The Case of the Tragedy in Međuvršje Closed: The Prosecution Has Made a Final Decision on the Deaths of Ana and Aleksandar
More than four months after the deaths of Ana Radović (20) and Aleksandar Masalušić (37) in Međuvršje near Čačak, the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in that city has closed the investigation into this horrific tragedy.
TL;DR
- The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Čačak has closed the investigation into the deaths of Aleksandar Masalušić and Ana Radović.
- The investigation concluded that the accident was caused by the driver, Aleksandar Masalušić, violating traffic safety laws.
- No criminal proceedings will be filed.
- The investigation confirmed that no other vehicles or individuals were involved in the incident.
- The vehicle, with Ana Radović as the passenger, veered off the road near Međuvršje and crashed into a concrete structure.
- The car fell into a concrete pit over two meters deep, resulting in severe damage to the vehicle and fatal injuries to the occupants.
- An automatic emergency call was made from Ana's phone, but emergency services could not determine the nature of the call due to Serbia not being part of a European system for such alerts.
- Aleksandar Masalušić was identified as a bodyguard for Nebojša Stojković Stojka, reportedly the head of the Rakovica criminal clan.
- It is believed Aleksandar was traveling from Zlatibor to Belgrade when the accident occurred, with Ana joining him.