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Anis Kalajdžić murder trial continues in Mostar

Overview

The trial of former football referee Anis Kalajdžić for the murder of Aldina Jahić continues at the Cantonal Court in Mostar, serving as a landmark case for the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s new femicide provision (Article 166a).

Forensic developments have strengthened the prosecution's case. DNA analysis confirmed that blood and hair found on the handgun used in the crime belong to the victim. Additionally, DNA traces from Jahić were identified on various items of clothing and footwear belonging to the defendant, including his jacket, undershirt, socks, t-shirt, and sneakers. Some samples contained mixed DNA from both the victim and the accused.

During the hearing on September 10, prosecutors presented over 50 pieces of evidence, including audio and video recordings. One audio recording captured a conversation between Jahić and Kalajdžić’s mother, in which Jahić explained her decision to end the relationship due to his aggressive and controlling behavior. She noted several ‘red flags,’ including reports of physical violence from his previous relationship. During the playback of these recordings, Kalajdžić was observed smiling.

Psychiatric evaluations previously noted that Kalajdžić claimed to be a follower of Nazi ideology and alleged the victim had ‘betrayed the Nazi ideology.’ While he claimed a presence called ‘Hyper’ influenced his actions, experts suggested these claims were manipulative. An IT expert testified that the victim's Xiaomi mobile device was too technically damaged for forensic examination.

Entities

Aldina Jahić · Anis Kalajdžić · G. T. · Dražan Damjanjuk · Zilka Spahić‑Šiljak

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[○ 1 SOURCE] Aldina Jahić died almost immediately from a gunshot wound to the head. face.ba
[○ 1 SOURCE] Psychological expert Alma Bravo-Mehmedbašić testified that Anis Kalajdžić claimed to be a follower of Adolf Hitler and Nazi ideology. face.ba
[○ 1 SOURCE] Kalajdžić claimed that a 'Hyper' entered his body approximately 15 days before the murder. face.ba
[○ 1 SOURCE] The Basic Court in Bijeljina ordered one month of detention for a former Orthodox priest, G. T., arrested in the 'Karika' police operation. www.oslobodjenje.ba
[○ 1 SOURCE] G. T. faces charges including child exploitation for pornography and using computer networks for sexual abuse. www.oslobodjenje.ba

Timeline

3 days ago

[CRIME] 6 sources
Mostar court hears evidence in Aldina Jahić murder trial
The trial of Anis Kalajdžić for the 2025 murder of Aldina Jahić continued in Mostar, with prosecutors presenting audio and video evidence of his aggressive behavior and threats.
18 days ago

[CRIME] 7 sources
Mostar trial: DNA evidence links Anis Kalajdžić to Aldina Jahić murder
Forensic experts in Mostar testified that DNA, blood, and hair from victim Aldina Jahić were found on the murder weapon and the clothing of the accused, Anis Kalajdžić.
about 1 month ago

[CRIME] 13 sources
Anis Kalajdžić murder trial continues in Mostar
The trial of Anis Kalajdžić for the murder of Aldina Jahić continues in Mostar, with experts addressing his claims of Nazi affiliation. Separately, police in Bijeljina and Banjaluka conducted major arrests.
about 2 months ago

[CRIME] 3 sources
Anisu Kalajdžić trial tests Bosnia's new femicide law
Anisu Kalajdžić's trial for Aldina Jahić's murder is Bosnia's first test of a new femicide law, potentially setting a precedent for gender‑based crime sentencing.
about 2 months ago

[CRIME] 3 sources
Anis Kalajdžić's murder trial in Mostar faces accusations of witness intimidation
Anis Kalajdžić’s murder trial in Mostar has seen six hearings, with the victim’s family accusing him of contemptuous, witness‑intimidating behavior and urging a 45‑year sentence.
3 months ago

[CRIME] 4 sources
Anis Kalajdžić on trial in Mostar for murder of Aldina Jahić
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3 months ago

[CRIME] 3 sources
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[CRIME] 2 sources
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3 months ago

[CRIME] 2 sources
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[CRIME] 3 sources
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Sources

072info.com · 24sata.info · 6yka.com · aktuelno.me · argumenti.rs · bigportal.ba · bizniscg.me · dan.co.me · depo.ba · detektor.ba · espreso.rs · face.ba · hip.ba · hms.ba · informacijecrnagora.me · interview.ba · jajce-online.com · jutarnji.hr · kodex.me · kurir.rs · n1info.ba · nova.rs · oslobodjenje.ba · otvoreno.me · portalanalitika.me · prigorski.hr · radiokameleon.ba · radiosarajevo.ba · sib.net.hr · telegram.hr · tip.ba · tuzlanski.ba · valterportal.ba · vecernji.ba · vijesti.me · zvornicki.ba

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