Hell from Jabukovac: The Mass Murderer Who Still Calls Neighbors from Psychiatric Hospital After 18 Years!
Imagine this: Nikola Radosavljević, the monster who committed a horrific mass murder in the village of Jabukovac on July 27 nearly 18 years ago, is still not behind bars but is housed in a psychiatric institution. But what’s even more chilling – he still maintains contact with his neighbors! Yes, you read that right.
Who is Nikola Radosavljević? On July 27, he brutally beat his wife, breaking her nose and jaw, then went on a bloody rampage in the village of Jabukovac. Seven people were killed, and two were injured. His victims were not only family members but also neighbors who knew him. Although it was determined that he was not responsible for his actions due to acute paranoid psychosis, his deeds left a deep scar on the village.
Chilling communication from psychiatric care Nikola is not in prison but in a special psychiatric hospital in Gornja Toponica, where he is under constant medical supervision and therapy. Yet, he occasionally calls his first neighbors, with whom he once had good relations. His neighbor reveals that he talks normally, slowly, asks how they are, what’s new, although he cannot talk about what happens in the hospital.
Family tragedy and an empty house Nikola Radosavljević’s family house is now empty, and locals say only snakes live there now. His father, mother, wife, and son live abroad, and it is unknown if they have contact with him. Neighbors still maintain contact with him, which is unbelievable and creepy to many.
Horrifying details and beliefs about Vlach magic Nikola admitted in a documentary interview that he regrets the killings but does not regret one woman who, according to him, practiced Vlach magic. He believed cats and snakes were attacking him and that he committed the mass murder because of black magic. Allegedly, he paid 7,000 euros to remove the black magic and believes that by killing the mother of his daughter-in-law, the magic ceased.
The day before the massacre – warnings and chaos Neighbors noticed that Nikola was not well the day before the massacre. His father tried to talk to him but did not manage before Nikola started the bloody rampage. That day, chaos, gunfire, and panic erupted in the village, and people ran in fear for their lives.
Why is this important? This story is not just about one monster but about how society and the system treat people with severe mental disorders who have committed terrible crimes. Nikola is under therapy but still in contact with neighbors, raising many questions about safety and justice.
Conclusion Nikola Radosavljević is an example of how past tragedies continue to affect the community. His communication with neighbors from the psychiatric institution is chilling and reminds us that evil can remain close, even when behind bars or in a hospital.
What do you think? Is it possible that someone who committed such a crime still has such access to people? Or is this just another proof that the system does not work properly? Drop a comment, let’s see who’s for and who’s against such treatment of mass murderers!
This is just the tip of the iceberg, and the story of Nikola Radosavljević continues to evoke chills and unanswered questions.
