GRANDMOTHER STABBED IN FRONT OF HER 3-YEAR-OLD GRANDSON, THEN CLAIMED DRUGS WERE THE REASON! Experts Clear: Tihomir Faces MAXIMUM SENTENCE!
At the entrance of a building in New Belgrade, in front of a three-year-old child, Tihomir Krstić (44) attacked a woman, S. Ć. (67), and then stole her bag containing only 2,000 dinars and a phone. Months later, he confessed to the crime before the prosecutor, justifying his actions by being under the influence of heroin, alcohol, and medication, but one sentence particularly chilled everyone: 'I didn't see her face'.
TL;DR
- Tihomir Krstić (44) attacked an elderly woman (67) and stole her bag, in front of her 3-year-old grandson.
- Krstić confessed to the crime, attributing his actions to being under the influence of heroin, alcohol, and medication.
- He stated he did not see the victim's face during the attack.
- Legal experts emphasize that voluntary intoxication is not a mitigating factor and that the circumstances of the crime (brutality, presence of a child, victim's age) are aggravating.
- The victim sustained multiple stab wounds and fractures and is still recovering, walking with a cane.
- Krstić is a repeat offender, having been released from prison only two months prior to the attack.
- The prosecution is considering charges of attempted murder or robbery, with potential sentences ranging from five to 15 years.
- Psychiatric evaluation will be conducted to assess Krstić's mental state at the time of the offense.
- The attack occurred without any prior confrontation, and the victim stated she would have given him her bag if he had asked.