CroatiaThe Zagreb police have revealed new details about the murder of a 22-year-old man from Bosnia and Herzegovina in Šestine, Zagreb. The investigation suggests the case has a broader context than previously known, indicating that several individuals had planned to kill two other people. According to the police, the suspects discussed the murders via mobile phones during March and April of this year. On the evenings of April 8th and 9th, they waited near a café in Zagreb for two people they intended to kill, but those individuals did not appear, causing the plan to fail. Several days later, on April 12th, a 17-year-old shot and killed the 22-year-old in his home in Šestine. The police suspect a 36-year-old man who knew about the murder but did not report it to authorities. During searches of the 36-year-old's property and car, two mobile phones were found containing messages exchanged with others, and money was discovered that the police believe is linked to criminal activities. The 36-year-old has a history of previous offenses and was reported to the police multiple times before. After the murder, the 17-year-old wandered disoriented through the neighborhood and confessed to the警方 he
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