Second Female Voice on the Famous Recording is Nataša Cvijanović, the Premier's Sister-in-Law!?

President of the People's Democratic Movement (NDP) Dragan Čavić, in his capacity as a deputy in the National Assembly of the RS, today filed criminal charges against the current Prime Minister of the RS, Željka Cvijanović, and unknown persons suspected of receiving or taking bribes in the case of the alleged purchase of deputies, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria (NAP).

-I filed criminal charges with the RS Ministry of Interior, the District Prosecutor's Office in Banja Luka, and SIPA regarding the disputed audio recording, because I believe it is authentic, just as the SNSD claims it is not. In the last four years, I have had the opportunity to listen to Željka Cvijanović, I recognize her voice, and I am absolutely convinced that the recording is authentic. Let the experts now do their part, Čavić tells Patria.

He says he does not dispute that unauthorized wiretapping is a criminal offense, as claimed by the SNSD, but also points out that accepting a bribe is a criminal offense.

-I am a representative in the Alliance for Changes RS bloc, there are 36 of us, and until the truth is established, we are all suspects. To clear my name, I filed these criminal charges, Čavić explains.

As Patria unofficially learns, the RS Ministry of Interior has already, based on the expert analysis conducted so far and the information gathered in the field, determined that the second female voice heard on the famous audio recording allegedly belongs to Nataša Cvijanović, head of the Department for Preschool Education within the RS Ministry of Education and Culture.

Nataša Cvijanović is, in fact, the sister-in-law of Željka Cvijanović, i.e., the wife of the brother of Željka's husband.