An Italian aristocrat has become the latest person drawn into an investigation surrounding shocking claims that wealthy foreigners paid huge sums of money to shoot civilians linked to alleged 'human safari' shootings that occurred amid the Bosnian war in the 1990s.
Prosecutors are examining allegations that affluent visitors travelled to Bosnia during the war and joined sniper positions overlooking Sarajevo, turning a deadly conflict into what investigators have described as a form of 'human safari.'