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The murder trial of Krešimir Gilja for the 1999 killing of Mirko Rimac is facing a critical deadline, with the statute of limitations set to expire on October 9. A new trial session began today, nearly 27 years after the incident, but was immediately postponed due to the defense's request to exclude the prosecutor and other state attorneys.
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27 Years On, Mirko Rimac Murder Case Remains Unresolved
This article discusses the ongoing and unresolved Mirko Rimac murder case, highlighting the 27-year struggle for justice.
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Mirko Rimac Murder Case Still Unresolved After 27 Years. Expert: 'This is…
Lori Rimac, the wife of Mirko Rimac, speaks out about the 27-year-old unresolved murder case of her husband, who was fatally wounded in front of a cafe in 1999.
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Crime Without Punishment: Mirko Was Killed Back in 1999, And The Trial Is…
The trial for the 1999 murder of Mirko Rimac is set to restart today, with only 38 days remaining until the statute of limitations expires.
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Trial for 1999 Murder Begins: Statute of Limitations in 38 Days
A new trial against Krešimir Gilja for the 1999 shooting death of Mirko Rimac begins today at the Zagreb County Court, with the statute of limitations expiring on October 9th.
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Trial for 1999 Murder (You Read That Right). Only 38 Days Until Statute of…
One of Croatia's longest-running criminal proceedings, the trial of Krešimir Gilja for the murder of Mirko Rimac in 1999, restarts today at the Zagreb County Court, with only 38 days left before the statute of limitations.
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Longest Murder Process in Croatia is Nearing Statute of Limitations!
The longest criminal proceeding for murder in Croatian courts, against Krešimir Gilja for the killing of Mirko Rimac in 1999, is nearing its statute of limitations. The defense has requested the exclusion of the prosecutor, further delaying the process.
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