Dženan Memić case: Alisa Ramić released from prison

Alisa Mutap-Ramić, who was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for providing false testimony in the Dženan Memić death investigation, has been released on parole. Her lawyer, Goran Dragović, confirmed her release, noting that her full sentence was set to expire the following week.

The case dates back to February 8, 2016, when 21-year-old Dženan Memić died in the Ilidža municipality of Sarajevo. Despite years of investigations by various levels of the judiciary in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the exact circumstances surrounding his fatal injuries remain officially unresolved.

Recent public discussions, including a chronology released by the ‘Justice for Dženan’ group, have reignited scrutiny of the judicial response. The group highlighted a timeline of phone calls and witness accounts from the night of the incident, questioning why certain mobile data and testimonies were not more thoroughly investigated by prosecutors.