Kosta (13), who killed eight of his peers and a security guard at the Vladislav Ribnikar Elementary School in Belgrade with his father’s gun, shows no remorse even today, six days after the monstrous act. He is in isolation at the Clinic for Neurology and Psychiatry for Children and Youth and is recovering Flash supposedly completely calm and has only two questions: “When will I get out of here?” and “What are the reactions to what I have done?”.
According to the data Flash, the boy reportedly did not want to make contact with anyone and also showed no interest in seeing his parents. “He has no demands and he hasn’t asked about his parents. He is only interested in when he will leave the clinic and what are the reactions to his actions,” he is in favor an unnamed source said.
Source Flash about Kosta’s well-being, he says that he behaves and thinks as if it is only a matter of time before he will leave the clinic and be free. He is waiting for this moment and is apparently quite sure that it will happen in the next few days.
The boy expects people to protest under his window
Another question the boy asks is how people react to his actions. He’s interested in what’s going on outside the clinic, but he also expects to be popular.
Another question it raises is what kind of impact it left, what kind of reactions. What’s happening outside and expects to be popular. His expectations are literally that they will gather under his window and chant for him, said the interviewee for Flash.
The seventh-grader was reportedly not given sedatives, as he is “completely calm” and does not need them.
