Suspicion prompts another Milosevic autopsy

Detroit Free Press
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The Hague (Netherlands):
A swirl of suspicion surrounds Slobodan Milosevic's death, with evidence emerging Monday that the former Yugoslav leader took medication he wasn't supposed to.
Among the scenarios being floated: drugs smuggled into prison, a poisoning plot and the possibility Milosevic was undermining his own treatment in hopes of being sent to Moscow, where his wife and son live in exile.
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Milosevic's lawyer, Zdenko Tomanovic, said Monday that Russian forensic experts would perform a second autopsy on the former Serbian president, whose abrupt death in a Hague prison cell Saturday was initially determined to have been caused by a heart attack.
There also was concern that a funeral in Serbia could ignite nationalist passions and cause turmoil for the pro-democracy authorities who toppled Milosevic in 2000.
Mar 14, 2006