BEDFORDVIEW – Independent Online (IOL) quoted him as saying, “I believe I’m under attack, because so far there is already two attempts to murder me.”
Krejcir broke his silence for the first time since Tuesday’s (November 12) blast on Thursday November 14.
“I lost two of my closest friends and I’m very sad about it,” he told reporters, adding that he was in mourning and that it had been a difficult few days for him.
The Czech, who is fighting extradition to his home country, has broken his silence following a string of crimes over the last few weeks during which his associates were killed.
Since breaking his silence, tweets continued to pouring in; Alex Eliseev tweeted, “#Krejcir also says police are more than capable. If there was evidence against him, they’d find it. (Is that a challenge?)”
After eNews Channel Africa (eNCA) tweeted, “RT @UvekaR: Paul O’ Sullivan tells @eNCAnews Santa is bringing a Xmas present for Radovan Krejcir – he will either go home or to prison!” Jerry M Bouwer replied, “@eNCAnews if #krejcir is so dangerous, evil and police scared of him, why is #Sullivan not scared of him? Who’s fooling who? #Sullian?”
Many believe since the Czech visited Bedfordview, which was known to be a quiet area, it has since been dubbed ‘Deadfordview’. Locals believe, as soon as Krejcir is deported, the area will return to its usual tranquillity.
Sources: iol
