WE DISCOVER Azra worked as nanny in Belgrade: She posted this ad, then went to help kill Eskobar

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22-year-old Azra S. who was arrested on a Serbian warrant in Sarajevo, on suspicion of being an accomplice in the murder of Ranko Radosevic aka Eskobar (54) in Rusanj, Belgrade, was looking for a job on a Facebook babysitting group for a long time, and immediately after the arrest, the administrator of the group posted a warning related to the young woman.

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Namely, Azra S., a suspect in the Rusanj murder case, was trying to get hired as a nanny on a Facebook group with more than 10,000 members.

After the news about the her arrest spread, the administrator of the group reacted.

"Dear members, I have to share a link with you and repeat once again that you carefully check who you hire. I hope no one in our group has worked with the girl mentioned below. She has been arrested, she left the group three days ago, but she was looking for work for a long time," the administrator wrote.

The young woman posted in the group on January 26, and commented on several ads left by parents who were looking for a babysitter.

"Dear moms, my name is Azra and I am studying for a master's degree in sociology in Sarajevo. I am currently in Belgrade, and sometimes I would have to go to Sarajevo for a day or two because of the exams. I have many years experience babysitting, and until recently I babysat four in one family. Zemun and the surroundings of Zemun would suit me best in terms of location, but if there are (transportation) lines to your place of residence, then there is no problem. If you need someone to look after your little ones, contact me. A pleasant greeting to all," she wrote.

Azra S. (22) was arrested on March 14 on a warrant in Sarajevo, on suspicion of participating in the murder of Ranko Radosevic aka Eskobar (54) in Belgrade, while her associate, Marko Pjanovic from Brcko, is still on the run.

As Telegraf.rs has learned, she is suspected of having stolen a Golf 4 car in Kraljevo, which Luka V. (35) and Stefan Z. (28) used to drive to a gas station where they killed Radosevic.

According to information available to us, she was also the one who contacted Radosevic in order to make sure that he would come to the gas station, to test drive the vehicle that they were allegedly selling.

(Telegraf.rs)