Murderer from Baric visited a village famous for its black magic, the day before the unprecedented massacre!

Baric villagers are still in shock after yesterday's bloody spree of Bozidar Dacic (77), who made a terrible family massacre, he killed his son Miroslav (57) brother-in-law Pavle Zivkovic, and wounded his daughter-in-law Gorica (55) . Then he shot himself in the head in the church yard. The terrible murders took place after the fight about the property with his son and his wife, and then he took his own life.

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Residents of the surrounding villages and Baric already begun to whisper about the curse of the village. Specifically, Bozidar went to Jabukovac few days before the triple murder and a suicide, near Romanian-Serbian border, the word among the locals. No one knows why Bozidar went there, nor what he did there.

This village is known for massacre which happened here in 2007 when mental patient Nikola Radosavljevic killed nine people. 

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Radosavljevic then beat up his wife, and then he jumped into a well with the intention to commit suicide. However, his neighbor pulled him out of the well and helped him. Few minutes after that, Radosavljevic went to his home and took a gun, and killed nine people. Today he is being treated in the psychiatric hospital, but he still claims that he was under the influence of witchcraft. 

Locars of Baric and Dacic neighbors say that no one was able to find out why Bozidar went to the village few days before he committed the massacre and wrapped his family into darkness.

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This are is famous for their belief in black magic, and many locals are living in fear, suspecting that Bozidar was bewitched when he went to Jabukovac. 

(Telegraf.co.uk)