Karadzic created personal website for his alias
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Karadzic created personal website for his alias
(AFP)
23 July 2008 Print E-mail
BELGRADE - Radovan Karadzic, the genocide suspect who avoided arrest
for more than 10 years, created a personal website as part of his
alter ego as an alternative health guru.
On the online biography, Karadzic portrayed himself as Dr. Dragan
Dabic to support his new identity that tricked naturopaths and health
writers into welcoming him into their domain.
The site at the Internet address, dragandabic.com, specifies that he
was born "around six decades ago in the village of Kovaci close to
Kraljevo," a town in southern Serbia.
Dabic "liked to explore neighbouring forests accompanied by his
grandfather and spent much time on Kopaonik" mountain, the Balkan
country's best-known ski resort also in the south, says the biography.
He left his native village for Belgrade, the site said, before he
undertook studies in the Russian capital Moscow, where he later
obtained a diploma in psychiatry.
"The doctor then travelled to India and Japan, before spending time in
China where he specialised in various methods of alternative
medicine," added the invented biography.
"The doctor returned to Serbia in the middle of the 1990s to
become ... one of the most eminent experts in the field of alternative
medicine," it continued.
Internet surfers interested in contacting the doctor were provided
with a postal address at number five Yuri Gagarin Street, in the inner
suburb of New Belgrade. His email address was given as:
zaveceli...@dragandabic.com
The text on the webpage is interspersed with photographs of the new-
look Karadzic -- featuring large spectacles, long white hair and a
thick beard.
Karadzic created personal website for his alias
(AFP)
23 July 2008 Print E-mail
BELGRADE - Radovan Karadzic, the genocide suspect who avoided arrest
for more than 10 years, created a personal website as part of his
alter ego as an alternative health guru.
On the online biography, Karadzic portrayed himself as Dr. Dragan
Dabic to support his new identity that tricked naturopaths and health
writers into welcoming him into their domain.
The site at the Internet address, dragandabic.com, specifies that he
was born "around six decades ago in the village of Kovaci close to
Kraljevo," a town in southern Serbia.
Dabic "liked to explore neighbouring forests accompanied by his
grandfather and spent much time on Kopaonik" mountain, the Balkan
country's best-known ski resort also in the south, says the biography.
He left his native village for Belgrade, the site said, before he
undertook studies in the Russian capital Moscow, where he later
obtained a diploma in psychiatry.
"The doctor then travelled to India and Japan, before spending time in
China where he specialised in various methods of alternative
medicine," added the invented biography.
"The doctor returned to Serbia in the middle of the 1990s to
become ... one of the most eminent experts in the field of alternative
medicine," it continued.
Internet surfers interested in contacting the doctor were provided
with a postal address at number five Yuri Gagarin Street, in the inner
suburb of New Belgrade. His email address was given as:
zaveceli...@dragandabic.com
The text on the webpage is interspersed with photographs of the new-
look Karadzic -- featuring large spectacles, long white hair and a
thick beard.
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