Belgrade is once again at the heart of a mystery! A young man, Stefan Vasić (33) from the Smederevo area, disappeared without a trace on June 29. He was last seen at the main bus station in Belgrade around 11 AM, wearing a black tracksuit, dark blue sneakers, and a navy blue shirt with stripes in different shades of blue. He arrived by bus from Smederevo, which departed at 9 AM, but since then – no news! The Missing Persons Foundation Serbia urges anyone with any information to immediately contact the police.
This disappearance is not just another statistic – it’s a burning issue casting a shadow over the safety of the capital. How is it possible for someone to vanish in the middle of Belgrade, at the main bus station, in the 21st century? Has Belgrade become a city where people get lost like needles in a haystack?
While family and friends suffer from uncertainty, authorities and responsible services must answer the question: what is happening with citizen safety? Is the system truly ready to respond quickly and effectively? Or is this just another case that will end up in the drawer with other unsolved mysteries?
This case is just the tip of the iceberg of the missing persons problem in Serbia. The Missing Persons Foundation regularly receives reports of disappearances, but how many are actually solved? How many families remain without answers?
Meanwhile, Belgrade and Serbia face a host of other problems – from traffic accidents to road blockades causing public outrage. But the disappearance of Stefan Vasić is something that must not be forgotten. This is a wake-up call for all of us – to not close our eyes to the problems around us.
If you have any information about Stefan Vasić, don’t hesitate. Every little detail could be the key to solving this mystery. And while we wait for answers, let’s ask ourselves – how safe is our city? And what will we do to make sure such things don’t happen again?
And hey, if you have your own theory or noticed something strange at the bus station, feel free to share in the comments. Maybe your idea will be the one to crack this case wide open!
