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Balkantards enslave German girl for 8 years

Started by Solmyr, June 01, 2012, 10:26:46 AM

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Solmyr

http://www.news.com.au/world/bosnian-police-arrest-couple-over-girls-8-year-slavery/story-e6frfkyi-1226368911992

QuoteBosnian police arrest couple over girl's 8-year 'slavery'

    AFP
    May 28, 2012 7:00AM

German slavery case

A photo taken this month showing a German girl allegedly enslaved by a Bosnian couple in the village of Gojcin.

    Girl kept as slave for eight years by couple
    Forced to eat pig feed and pull a horse-cart
    "Subjected her to inhumane treatment and torture."

A BOSNIAN couple enslaved a young German girl whom they tortured and kept locked up for eight years.

A neighbour who raised the alarm told AFP he witnessed the couple treating the girl, now 19, like an animal, forcing her to eat pig feed and pull a horse-cart carrying them.

Milenko and Slavojka Marinkovic were arrested at their home in a village in the northwestern Tuzla region after police received the tip-off from neighbour Sead Makalic.

"They kept her locked up, neither allowing her contact with other people, nor to go to school," police spokesman Admir Arnautovic told FTV public television. "They subjected her to inhumane treatment and torture."

The couple were arrested on May 17 but police said they could not reveal further details of the case, while prosecutors were not available for comment.

The girl, who has not been named, had been placed in a safe house and was receiving medical treatment, investigators quoted by FTV said.

Mr Makalic said he remembered the German girl appearing in the village of Karavlasi with her mother and two sisters but did not take much notice of her arrival.

"At the time I was helping them (the Marinkovic couple) to build their house and I did not pay attention," Mr Makalic said.

Years later, he said he saw her eating pumpkin and corn grain used to feed the couple's pigs.

One day, he said, he saw them make her pull a horse-cart "while they were sitting on it".

"They put her in place of the horse and were laughing," he said.

According to Mr Makalic, the couple were from a "Roma family in which several brothers lived together, often travelling to Germany and Austria.

He said he had tried to alert police earlier. "But when the police came they hid her very well," he said.

Earlier this year he had not seen her for about a year and was told by the couple that she was in Germany.

But "when I saw her again on May 15, I took a picture of her with my mobile telephone and went to alert the police", he said.

Local media reported that the girl had arrived in Bosnia from Germany eight years ago with her mother, identified only as Kristina, and that she married Milenko Marinkovic to help him obtain a residence permit in Germany.

The mother has lived between Karavlasi and Germany for several years and was in the village at the time of the arrests, media reports said.

Local media reports said the girl's mother could have entered into a sham marriage with Milenko Marinkovic to allow him to obtain a German residency permit.

Quoting officials, they added that she was found in a forest and was in a poor physical and psychological state.

They also reported allegations of sexual abuse, quoting neighbours saying they heard the girl screaming and crying. They said she could have been abused by friends of the Marinkovic family who visited them regularly.

The girl's mother was probably a multiculturalist.

Martinus

I fail to see the Balkantard connection, seeing how things like that are quite popular in the US, Germany and Austria.

Phillip V


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Eddie Teach

Quote from: Martinus on June 02, 2012, 03:19:29 AM
I fail to see the Balkantard connection, seeing how things like that are quite popular in the US, Germany and Austria.

In those countries, they're generally used for sex rather than livestock.
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CountDeMoney

Quote from: Martinus on June 02, 2012, 03:19:29 AM
I fail to see the Balkantard connection, seeing how things like that are quite popular in the US, Germany and Austria.

Meh, not so much here; they usually get chopped up into little pieces rather than linger around for 8 years.