"MY MUM WAS NOT KILLED, PLEASE TAKE ME TO HER": Weeps of Jana (5), the daughter of the murdered Serbian singer

Five-year-old Jana was shaken up the most when she heard about the death of her mother, Serbian singer Jelena Marjanovic.

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- No, my mum is not dead. Why do you say she was murdered? I want to see her, please, take me to her - she kept crying and repeating while the cousin held her in her arms and tried to console her, reports "Alo!" news agency.

She saw her mother for the last time on Saturday, when she remained at their house to play with her father while Jelena went jogging.

The family could not hide the disappearance from her.

Foto: Facebook/Jelena Jeca Krsmanovic

- Jana knows everything about Jelena's disappearance, and of her death too. She was playing with Zoran when her mother disappeared. She said herself that her mother had been kidnapped or killed by a maniac. We could not hide the news that Jelena was found dead. They were very attached to one another, we cannot console her - said the cousin of Marjanovic family.

Jelena's mother, Zorica Krsmanovic, said that she last talked with her right before she disappeared.

- She was always jogging. I called her when she was at the half of the track, around 3:30 PM. She said that she would run another circle and then go grab the lunch with the family and then come to mu place - said the mother, crying.

Foto: Facebook/Jelena Jeca Krsmanovic

Police questioned Zorica about the most basic things connected with her daughter.

- She behaved normally before the disappearance, she did not complain about anyone threatening her, or jealous fans. Her husband Zoran was always with her, they were attached to one another. I do not know who could do such a thing to her, she did not have enemies. But someone to kidnap her at broad daylight... This is a horrible time - said Zorica.

(Telegraf.co.uk)