Čaušević's statement to state investigators: Who else is involved in multi-million dollar crime with Čović

Kemal Čaušević, former director of the Indirect Taxation Authority, admitted to investigators of the BiH Prosecutor's Office that at the insistence of Dragan Čović, the ITA purchased the Sokol building in Mostar in 2009 for 2 million KM, even though an expert estimated its value at only around 900,000 KM.

Previously, the building was privatized from Sokol by Čović's friends, while Čović was the director of this former Mostar giant, at very favorable prices, and then sold it to the Authority for two million KM, which is double the estimated value. Knowing that an investigation into this case could be launched very soon by the BiH Prosecutor's Office, Čović began complaining publicly about 10 days ago that he was being framed in the "Čaušević" case.

The Patria News Agency has obtained a facsimile of the statement that Čaušević gave to state investigators, which testifies to the multi-million dollar crime committed by the president of HDZ BiH and member of the BiH Presidency, Dragan Čović. We reveal who else among high-ranking officials in various parties Čaušević mentioned in his statement.

See Kemal Čaušević's full statement Here