Hell in Jabukovac: The Mass Killer Who Murdered Nine Still Calls Neighbors from Prison Psychiatric Hospital!
Jabukovac, a village shaken nearly 18 years ago by a horrific mass murder, still cannot recover from the tragedy caused by Nikola Radosavljević. This man, who on July 27, 2003, killed nine people in his village, remains in a psychiatric institution, but what’s shocking is that he regularly communicates with his neighbors — from the prison hospital!
Who is Nikola Radosavljević?
Nikola was a man who showed clear signs of poor mental health before the murders. Villagers described him as mentally unstable; he killed cats because he thought they were attacking him and even beat his wife before starting his bloody rampage. His family home is now empty, and locals say only snakes live there now.
Communication from the prison hospital
Although he is in a psychiatric institution, Nikola still calls his neighbors. His neighbor says he talks normally, asks how they are, what’s new, even though he is in prison. His father even tried to talk to him the day before the murders but didn’t make it in time to stop him.
The day of the bloody rampage
On the day of the murders, Nikola first physically attacked his wife, then tried to kill himself by jumping into a well. A neighbor saved him, but that didn’t stop his bloody spree. The victims were Draginja (55), her husband Branislav Borongić (57), Dragan Đorđević (22), his father Veljko, grandmother Marina, Branislav Badejević (31), Srđan Badžikić (15), Jelica Banković (37), and Anika Čogić (62).
Arrest and aftermath
Nikola was arrested at the village cemetery the day after the massacre, where he attempted suicide. Police asked if he knew what he had done, and he confusedly replied, “I don’t know anything, I don’t know anything.” Since then, he has been placed in a psychiatric institution, but his communication with neighbors continues.
What does this mean for the village?
The mass killer’s family still maintains good relations with neighbors, which many villagers find strange and frightening. The house where Nikola lived is empty, and the village still carries the burden of this tragedy.
Conclusion
This story is chilling and reminds us how important it is to monitor the mental health of those around us. Nikola Radosavljević is an example of how unrecognized problems can lead to disaster. And the fact that he still communicates with neighbors from the prison hospital adds a creepy layer to this story.
If you have your own thoughts on this story or know something similar, feel free to share — maybe together we can understand what really happens in small communities like Jabukovac. Who knows, maybe your story will be the next one to shock or make us laugh till we cry.
Source: telegraf.rs, blic.rs
