when yugoslavia broke up, he was given the job of creating the bosnian serb army. he could not have been more different than his boss. they had in the clouds the wrist that sometimes seemed worried about the casualties of the war. ratko mladic had no such doubts. >> he would have considered himself the top man. anything that happens happens because i make it happen. i cannot see him denying anything. he would find it hard to say that he was not in command where he was obviously in charge. >> most of the court -- foreign correspondents who had to confront him were scared of him. he beat off a reuters correspondent. i once saw him almost throttled a dutch correspondent. no one on either side had a doubt about the responsibility about the major crimes carried out by the bosnian serbs was his. first was the siege of sarajevo. it was like something out of the middle ages. in winter, mladic cut off supplies of food and fuel. in summer, he cut off the water. they had to deal with almost daily sniping and mortar attacks. the chief accusation remains against him the massacr

the bosnian serb army seized the capital of sarajevo. the#tribunal estimates that 11,000 people died in the siege, killed by snipers or mortar attacks. he is accused of turning the machinery of war against civilians many times. the charges against him include involvement in ethnic cleansing to read the territory of the people opposed to its independent existence. in july of 1995, tusands of bosnian muslim men and boys were rounded up. in the presence of u.n. peacekeepers, the resulting massacre of those boys has been described as an act of genocide. it was not until the bodies of the victims were found in several unidentified mass graves that the true extent of the genocide became known. soon after his indictment, the fugitive life began. there were unconfirmed reports of his appearance in various parts of europe. there was a game of hide and seek that has now come to an end. >> the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia is a united nations court that was set up in the 1990's to deal with what happened in the balka dur

the former but unseen -- bosnian serb military commander has appeared at a special hearing in belgrade following his arrest on charges of genocide. the court judge to be in -- judged him to be in good health. mladic is accused of orchestrating the killing of thousands of people. our world affairs editor looks at the man and his reputation. >> short, stocky, and immensely powerful. he was the kind of soldier who would not ball at anything, a man perhaps without a conscience. he rose rapidly in the old yugoslav army because he was ruthlessly efficient. when lukas columbia -- when yugoslavia broke up, he was given the job of creating the bosnian serb army. he could not have been more difficult -- more different than his political boss, they had in the clouds theorist to sometimes seemed worried -- who sometimes seem bored by casualties of the war. mladic had no such doubts. >> he considered himself the top man. he would have said that anything that happens happens because i made it happen. i will not -- he will not deny anything. he will find it hard to say he was not in command in the pl

safe haven of srebrenica, where thousands of bosnian muslims had taken refuge. it was mladic who guaranteed the safety of those present before separating the women and children from the men and then ordering the systematic slaughter of more than 7,000 of those men in the worst mass killing in europe since the nazi atrocities of the second world war. colonel bob stewart commanded nato forces in bosnia and, in ratko mladic, he says he knew he was dealing with a man who had no sense of morality or honor. >> these people have a very warped sense of what is right and what is wrong. as far as they're concerned, what is right is anything that supports their own people and what is wrong is sometimes allowing anyone that opposes them to stay alive. >> reporter: ratko mladic is more than just an indicted war criminal, he's a bargaining chip. producing him was a condition of serbia's application to join the european union. yet his popularity in serbia remains so strong it took them almost 16 years to give him up. serbia's western-looking president, boris tadic, said the ar

grows in serbia over the arrest of rod kerman adage the former bosnian serb army chief appeals against his extradition to the hague for genocide. america's new wireless worry system terror threats disaster a direct. but the government is accused of wanting to spread fear by phone. and a banking on a fair fight to take over the international monetary fund emerging economies say it's time you're allowed some fresh blood at the top. where you're watching r t broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program europe's most wanted war crimes fugitive is waiting for a serbian court to decide on his appeal against extradition to the hague former bosnian serb general recommend that it is charged with the worst atrocities since world war two but back in belgrade thousands rallied outside parliament to support a man they consider a national hero a correspondent from here as our expense. the outcome of that is of course expecting to hear what the court will decide concerning his appeal against his potential extradition to the hague the court's decision is cuba today of course on that matter and

belgrade to show anger over the arrest of general right cold blood each accused of war crimes during the bosnian war across one of their reports the police are using rubber bands to disperse the crowd with a knife in belgrade in just a few minutes these are the latest live pictures. plus busted moves washington police arrest a group of activists dancing at the memorial to thomas jefferson the u.s. father of freedom. and georgia's independence day saw blood being washed out of the streets after police clamped down on protesters demanding the resignation of president saakashvili. you're watching the weekly from r.t.r. round up of the top news stories from the last seven days my name is kevin owen it's eleven pm here in moscow and first colonel gadhafi suffered a major blow at this week's g. eight summit in france as russia joined voices with nato allies calling on him to quit they declared his rule illegitimate and discussed ways to broker peace but there are still differences on syria meantime with russia saying it won't back any u.n. action he said listen no reports. new world new ideas host fra

liberated the capture of former bosnian general. as a great victory for this country and necessary step for serbia to come to terms with its past and hopefully open the door into an e.u. future for most of the people of this country the arrest is nothing but a betrayal. and the sleepy serbian village of losses of almost nothing looks out of place people garden or simply visit their neighbors but one house has had far too many visitors in the last few days and a permanent police guard. initials on the doorstep are due on law on call a former bosnian general and allegedly war criminal. it was here but after sixteen years the manhunt for him came to an end the house where former bosnian general radical knowledge was arrested belongs to his uncle which is no secret to anyone in this village or indeed the police despite regular visits to this house in all the years that why this was a wanted man the arrest was only made last week and many have already questioned the timing olexiy one report stating that serbia refused to cooperate in the

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former bosnian serb army cheap deals against his extradition to the hague for genocide and crimes against humanity as dozens are injured and more than a hundred arrested during a rally supporting right become that which the serbian capital. terror and disaster alerts brought yourself to washington wants to warn the public of possible threats that would see groups say it's taken the fear factor to find out. why europe's debt means it shouldn't choose to follow suit top of the international monetary fund the world's emerging economies demand in forces. it's twelve noon here in the russian capital you're watching artier the prime minister able to our top story europe's most wanted war crimes fugitive is waiting for a serbian court to decide on his appeal against extradition to the hague former bosnian serb general not it is charged with the worst atrocities since world war two a crack in the great thousands rallied outside parliament to support an under he consider a national hero correspondent catherine reports. the outcome of that is of course expecting to hear what the court will decide t

blooded state of the international criminal tribunal to stand trial on charges of genocide during the bosnian war after the project is extradition of the. most serbs believe logic won't get a fair trial in the hague which they accuse of being biased against their country all the details from belgrade in just a few months also in the program the main suspect in the murder of russian journalist anna politkovskaya is being interrogated in moscow following his arrest in chechnya. the european court of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecution of jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. not business because of russia is likely to a long term gas deliveries to germany as the country turns away from nuclear energy more on that in twenty minutes time. relieving from moscow it's nine pm here now you're watching the artsy international news channel with me kevin owen and first former bosnian serb general run cold blooded she's on a plane heading for the hague where he'll face a war crimes tribunal for a serbian court rejected his appeal against extradition that

a fugitive a bosnian serb general. faces charges of genocide. russia and the us agree upon the need for a missile defense system that meets both countries security demands president dmitri medvedev holds talks with barack obama at the g eight summit in france. i must go calls for an international investigation into georgia a crackdown on protesters demanding president saakashvili resign. this is r.t. live from moscow and we start with breaking news the serbian president has confirmed the arrest of. a fugitive a bosnian so well he's been on the run from the hague tribunal for about fifteen years after being accused of genocide and crimes against humanity for more details on this let's cross live now to our correspondent in eastern europe. so what do we know about the details on that also the charges he faces what can you tell us. well there has been very few details so far what we do know is that has been confirmed by the president that it's that's one of the most wanted suspects in a war crimes that was arrested today in serbia now we do know th

one of the world's most wanted war criminals arrested in serbia bosnian serb general recommend outage and now faces extradition to the hague over charges of genocide. russia and the us agree upon the need for a missile defense system that meets both country's security demands present between if it holds talks of barack obama at the g eight summit in france. and moscow calls for an international investigation into georgia's on the crackdown in protest of the president's security resign. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day our top story this hour. the fugitive bosnian serb army general one of europe's most wanted alleged war criminals has been arrested he's been on the run from the hague tribunal for sixteen years after me accused of genocide and crimes against humanity well for more details from belgrade will be crossing live to marty's catarina zerafa she's there for us but i understand that we'll be talking to her a little later on in the meantime the serbian people have long been divided in their a

a former bosnian general and allegedly war criminal about. it was here but after sixteen years the manhunt for him came to an end the house of former bosnian general ratko modish was arrested belongs to his uncle which is no secret to anyone in this village or indeed the police despite regular visits to this house in all the years that march was a wanted man the arrest was only made last week and many have already questioned the timing a leak one report stating that serbia refused to cooperate in the search for europe's most wanted man but most to assume membership negotiations would be cancelled a few days later the foreign affairs director of the european union announced her upcoming visit to belgrade and hinted once again at the financial benefits for neighbors deemed helpful in serbia really wants to be helpful all. the the e.u. is some kind of. problems now if serbia builds during the think it will be the first time in history that a wretch has jumped onto a sinking ship capturing europe's most wanted man on the day atop the representati

ratko mladic, the man accused of the worst atrocities in the bosnian war will face charges of genocide. >> he is going to be delivered in the next few days. this is the only procedure that we have to respect. >> we'll be reporting from where he is alleged to masterminded the general size. terror in the skies. new details show pilots battle to save an air france jet before it plunked into the ocean two years ago. and changing climates. new york's mayor tells the bbc cities may step in where governments fear to tread. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. mladicla, the former bosnian serb general accused of the worst atrocities in europe since the second world war will be sent to the war crimes trinele at the hague within days. that was the message from is serbia's president tonight who said he would pursue those who helped mladic escape justice for the last 15 years. mladic who was captured yesterday faces 15 charges of war crimes including genocide. his lawyer has three days to appeal his extradition. we have more on the day's developments. >> this is the

the serbian capital belgrade as police clashed with protesters outraged over the arrest of former bosnian serb general right called raj a war crime. fighting for their right to dance activist highlighting concerns over the freedom of expression all arrested for getting down to the thomas jefferson memorial in washington. reviewing the week's top stories peacemakers g eight leaders say it's time for gadhafi to go as russia agrees to mediate a cease fire in libya to end the bloodshed. and we report on the georgian independence day rallies demanding the resignation of president saakashvili that ended in several deaths after demonstrations were brutally put down by government forces. five am in moscow i matras are bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t thousands of demonstrators are in the center of serbia's capital protesting the arrest of former bosnian serb army chief radko melodic outside the parliament in belgrade they organized was organized by serbia the far right groups who consider a hero and his arrest treason our correspondent kelli arena as ar

grows in serbia over the arrest of russia from that which is the former bosnian serb army chief of the hills against his extradition to the hague for genocide. america's new wireless system terror threats and disaster of those your mobile government is accused of wanting to spread fear by thunder. europe is pushing its preferred candidate to take over the i.m.f. asked for phone calls from the rest of the zero to russia india china and south africa say it's time for an outsider to get a job. and person market based groups with strongly in the black held by the pilot world price the r.c.s. me myself off the solitudes he is expected to be quite low today partly because the markets in the u.k. and the u.s. are closed for public holiday more in business in twenty minutes. and online twenty four hours a day this is our team welcome to the program europe's most wanted war crimes fugitive is waiting for a serbian court to decide on his appeal against extradition to the hague former bosnian serb general that it is charged with the worst atrocities since world war two but back in belgrade thousa

like again sex addition to the international criminal tribunals on charges of genocide during the bosnian war. most serbs believe that luggage won't get a fair trial in the hague which they accused of being biased against their country all the details from belgrade just a few months. a very warm welcome this is all not even live from moscow our top story now the man believed to have five the shot that killed russian journalist on the part of course has been arrested in chechnya. has been on the run for four years and the caucuses correspond with you know a quarter of the house that house. one of the main suspects in the killing on the but of course was detained i don't want to use the early morning at his praise house in the republic so far we have very little information as official sources how many had commented on the news but it is already known that he has arrived in moscow for further questioning. he was hiding in belgium since two thousand and eight and many have already lost hope of finding him meanwhile the news of his attention comes from his nowhere who also defended his brothe

plus a form of bosnian as army chief. richard weighs extradition to the hague where he is wanted for trial over the last time the council was. everyone well can see this is r.t. line from moscow colonel gadhafi took a major blow with this week's g. eight summit in france as russia joined forces with nato allies calling on him to quit while they declared his rule in a just mess and discussed ways to broker peace and struggling euro currency was also on the critical less for the world's richest countries as aussies and he's now it rip. new world new ideas host france but that concept on the g eight table at a time when it looks like the old ways aren't working a war in libya on the front line with the euro crisis in the background leads to questions like this will sarkozy be known as the man who saved tens of thousands of civilians and then garcia well he was the man who brought france to economic ruin and never ending war in libya he must go g eight leaders agreed word for word in their declaration about the taffy saying h

judges rejected an appeal by the former bosnian serb military commander.was flown to the netherlands to be held in the u.n.- detention center. it is the first alpine a long process, which many hope will lead to justice for his role in the massacre of 8000 muslim men and boys in 1995. here is more. >> the steel doors of the belgrade prison slid open, and a sign of the huge security operation. around 30 heavily armed police officers stood guard, ready to lead ratko mladic's convoy out of the serbian government wanted this to happen quickly, smoothly, and without protest. >> 16 years of the the bosnian war ended, ratko mladic is finally leaving serbia. he will be taken from here to the airport where he will be put on an airplane to the hague, ready for his trial. >> much of central belgrade was sealed off to allow the convoy to pass. , believed to be traveling in the white than an earlier lost his appeal to stay in serbia, leaving it to the justice ministry to clear the way for his extradition. this is in five dramatic days for serbs. general mladic had been

that says judges declare any bosnian war efforts of criminal justice by nato as actions. to be careful mismanaged this one in its previous history back in your early earlier in the decade terrorist of mr milosevic and turned him over unconstitutionally at the time of his basically leading to the flight to criminalize the entire political and military leadership of any serbs the former yugoslavia whether it's in. serbia in bosnia croatia and basically for their entire war effort it's clearly in terrible record criminal and this has been seized upon and use mercilessly by keep people in the region who are bullied claimed to be interfering you can still as well as organisations such as nato that seeks to justify their own legal behavior in one thousand nine hundred ninety prior . well we can now get more details on this case from our correspondent who is following the developments for us in the seven capital belgrade was really a what plans does the serbian court have from a lot of. a lot of just currently in the building behind us which is the special war here in belgrade i

coming to you live from moscow i'm really joshing welcome to the program fugitive bosnian serb army general rock a lot of has appeared in court in serbia he was arrested on thursday after sixteen years on the run a lot of his wanted by the international war crimes tribunal over the genocide of seven and a half thousand muslims and nine hundred ninety five and other atrocities are disgusting as are his following developments and well great. a lot of just currently in the building behind us which is the special war here in belgrade in the serbian capital we know that our his questioning was put off because the official said these health condition was so bad the future rerated that question he could not continue and we do know that his questioning and of course the issue of his her extradition to the hague is put off until today and all of the local newspapers have got his picture on his front page that's him after he was arrested of course that's him in his older days we know that according to various sources are he was armed when he was detained but did not offer any resistance when he was a

bosnian war have been associated with europe's two most wanted men one of them rather than cure a judge was arrested in handed over to the war crimes tribunal in the summer of two thousand and eight the other right can learn each had been on the run since one thousand nine hundred five after a un called indicted team of genocide and crimes against humanity the bosnian serb general was born in yugoslavia nine hundred forty two had made a successful career as an army officer when you saw the collapsed both men had to go in there were being torn apart cross those fields and serves what. in one thousand nine hundred three the united nations proved a peace plan to end the infighting and give the nationalities within one state their general knowledge stepped in to convince the boston serbs leaders to reject the deal and push for greater serbia this map shows the front line well we soldiers see the situation where only a map shows there are victories to date. and luggage is believed to be behind a three year siege of sarajevo when the city were savagely shelled and many streets turned into sta

a city besieged by bosnian-serb forces for nearly four years.never forget the day when the war came to his neighborhood. >> suddenly one day my mom was in the kitchen, and there was a shot. and someone shot through our window. the bullet went through the window in the kitchen and struck the wall through my brother's head or something. >> reporter: in the following days vlad found some of his neighbors dead in the street. he knew he'd be drafted soon, and he didn't want to join the infantry. so while still teenagers, he and his brother signed up for an anti-aircraft unit. >> this unit we were in was woefully ill equipped. i mean, we were called anti-aircraft unit, but for probably the first six months, we had no anti-aircraft weapons and possibly a couple of guns, right lal literally, and ten bombs. then we didn't know if it would function if it came to that anti-aircraft rocket or something. i would definitely say sometimes it was more safe for me to be with the army out in some trench than it would be to be in the center of sarajevo. >> reporte

is r t well it's eleven pm tuesday night my name is kevin owen and first a plane carrying former bosnian serb general record not each has landed in the netherlands he's on his way to the hague to face the international war crimes tribunal but it's lost on appeal against his extradition from serbia and will not be put on trial for allegedly ordering the massacre of muslims in ninety ninety five as cross-eyed workers put a country desirably she's in belgrade with the latest so true then rocco nottage now just literally a step away from the hague is me. indeed he lost an appeal today and of course serbian officials did everything they could to extradite him and as quickly as possible the court received their appeal which was posted by and large this is a lawyers just this morning they took just a few hours to determine that the appeal would not be granted and then a few hours after that a police convoy left the courthouse where a lot of has been held ever since he was arrested last week and the justice minister immediately after that confirmed that he was already in the hague the operation

the capture of the former bosnian serbia commander is front-page news in serbia. security forces reportedly surprised him in bed, and he didn't put up resistance. although he was believed to be heavily armed, local newspapers described him as a frail old man suffering from dementia. he's accused of ordering the massacre of around 8,000 men and boys in 1995. many people in bosnia welcomed his arrest. >> it's gratifying for all the victims and their relatives. the families can finally breathe a sigh of relief, although no one can bring back those lost and those who were brutally murdered. >> justice often takes a long time, but it is possible. guilty people should be put on trial. >> his son wants to prevent his father's transfer to the hague and admits he should be admitted to a hospital. on monday a three-judge panel is set to hear his appeal. >> good evening. i think that severing ready here in the haig. we know the appeal will be filed on monday, but the court in belgrade, the spokesman of the court in belgrade, said the decision can be made immediately so that

one of the world's most wanted a war criminals are arrested in serbia bosnian serb general. now faces extradition to the hague for charges of genocide. russia and the us agree upon the need for a missile defense system that meets in both countries security said the president dmitri medvedev holds talks with barack obama at the g eight summit in france and. also calls for an international investigation into georgia's on the crackdown on protesters demanding president saakashvili resigned. and here in business russian equity markets closed breaks down thursday to my sixth round snapping two days again says the crew of russia's name it's important to decline to bring out more of a market reformers and i'll just close it up and. he is coming to you live from the most are welcome to a program that's what top stories. fugitive bosnian serb army general and one of europe's most wanted alleged war criminals has been arrested he's been on the run from the hague tribunal for over fifteen years after being accused of genocide and crimes against humanity he's alexy yourself ski reports

one of the world's most wanted of war criminals arrested in serbia bosnian serb general. now faces extradition to behave over charges of genocide. russia and the us agree upon the need for a missile defense system the beach both countries security them on you tube it holds talks with barack obama at the g eight summit in from. moscow calls for an international investigation into georgia's crackdown on protesters demanding president saakashvili resign. and in business the expiration of russia's oil and gas which arctic shelf is back on track state progress that is now in talks with shell about the comment that you party instead of b.p. will have more on that and other stories of how business policy and presence. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day the top story this hour record knowledge the fugitive bosnian army general and one of europe's most wanted alleged criminals has been arrested he's been on the run from the hague tribunal for sixteen years after being accused of genocide and cri

the fugitive bosnian serb army general and one of europe's most wanted alleged war criminals has been arrested he's been on the run from the hague tribunal for over fifteen years after being accused of genocide and crimes against humanity. as more. we do know that a d.n.a. test will be conducted to determine whether this man is actually and we understand that the results of this d.n.a. test will be made public within the next seventy two hours or so now this happens after almost sixteen years that has been on the wanted list internationally serby has been looking for him he is being accused by the international tribunal in the hague on the crimes in the former republics of yugoslavia of genocide and crimes against humanity in particular the infamous srebrenica. massacre which happened in the ninety's and during the bosnian war but all my times i've been to serbian working there i've heard many different opinions about. this close ally who was also arrested three years ago and now being on the trial in the tribunals in the hague clearly this is a big day for serbia by all means so one

not itches denied ordering the killing of almost eight thousand bosnian muslims and . serbian police on high alert as supporters of the former bosnian army chief planned to protest in the capital and rallies are already being held in bosnia where he was arrested on thursday catarina there ever is in service capital belgrade. following the arrest of a former bosnian general about a lot of course official belgrade issued a ban on public gatherings fearing a repeat of the events of a few years ago what another leader of the attention was also rusted then of course the massive public protests broke out belgrade was a scene of many violent gatherings and of course official belgrade wanted nothing to mark its presentation at all but the law which to the hague tribunal to the european union which of course it does hope to get a membership into plus there are already several protests going on across the country there is another mass rally scheduled for tonight and i'm going to personally myself just on the way to the courthouse where we are right now i saw a lot of small clust

this was the bosnian serb m.o. he sort of, i think, when the war began he pushed and pushed and pushed. beyond srebrenica he carried out the siege of sarajevo. he's the first military commander to take a professional military, take its tanks, artillery and snipers and target a city ful of civilians. no one had done that befor finally in 1995 he takes srebrenica, a promise of u.n. pro thaex's completely hollow. he promises the women there that no one will be harmed there's images of him and his bodyguards giving chocolate to young children. as he's omising this his troops are forming a cordon around srebrenica and over the next ten days mlac's troops rounded up 8,000 bosnian muslim men and boys and sysmatically executed them. >> rose: how has he been able to hide for 15 years? >> it' a good question and when i wah president tadic of serbia, i feel job well done. i kept nodding as he was saying "today we've arrested this man." because they have been under a huge amount of pressure from the international community sin

lawyers for the former bosnian serb general ride home lodge says he accepts his appeal against extradition to a war crimes tribunal in may is unlikely to succeed we'll bring you a firsthand report from the village where he was captured. they received mises says the. georgian opposition leaders say the government is rounding up families of dissidents many of whom are still missing after the violent repression of last week's protests. and a light at the end of the tunnel for the people of gaza as egypt opens a border crossing and they know for your blockade of the palestinian territory. and in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story russia should be part of a missile defense shield in europe so says u.s. president barack obama speaking in poland but despite comments obama reared aerated the u.s. is not giving up on plans to host some of his rockets n. planes in the country close to russia's borders risk it all has more from warsaw. it has become quite a conflicting picture here in warsaw because on one hand you have barack obama talking about this new stable an

lawyers for former bosnian serb general drive home why they say good sense that his appeal against the extradition to the war crimes tribunal in the hague is unlikely to succeed we bring you a first get a report from the village where he was captured. is a risk it mas' is sustainable georgian opposition leaders say the government's rounding up families and dissidents and many of whom are still missing after a violent repression of last week's protests. and the light at the end of the tunnel for people of gaza as egypt opens a border crossing and in a four year blockade of the palestinian territory. and in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story russia should be part of a missile defense shield in europe according to the u.s. president speaking in poland barack obama reiterated the u.s. is not giving up on plans to site some of its rockets and planes in the country close to russia's borders are here were piskun all has more from warsaw. it has become quite a conflicting picture here in warsaw because on one hand you have barack obama talking about this new

well former bosnian serb army general radical not it is waiting for his fate to be announced on monday in serbia few have been left indifferent by his arrest with reaction ranging from jubilance to outrage well arty's. has visited the serbian village where it was finally court. well we did manage to talk to some of the people of course it was saturday and not quite early in the morning when we made our trip and the village itself was credibly small very sleepy lots of people gardening and basically the only thing that was audit was the large amount of journalists and of a number of policemen that were standing outside the house where a former bosnian general michael market was actually arrested and you could feel that the people of that village were not very happy with the amount of journalists present they were very keen to talk to them but we did manage to speak to one woman who was one of a lot of his neighbor. who were shocked to know right come largish was arrested no one had the slightest idea here been there he's brother lives in this house and they know him very well ten days a