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Ivan Pesic stabbed by Nemeth Gyozo
Croatian Times
A Hungarian citizen has been indicted for the murder of Romanian
handball player Marian Cozma a year ago in Hungary, according to MTI
news agency.
Police in Veszprem announced today (Thurs) that
Raffael Sandor from Sarbogard had stabbed Cozma in the heart and caused
his death after stabbing him in the kidney.
The investigation of the case had ended, police said.
Police
Chief Pogany Peter said Croat player Ivan Pesic, who was a colleague
of Cozma's on local handball team MKB Veszprem, had been stabbed in the
kidney by Nemeth Gyozo from Budapest. Serb player Zarko Sesum was also
hurt by Gyozo.
The two, together with Sztoica Ivan from Enying,
have been indicted for murder, complicity in murder and aggravated
assault and battery, Romanian Times has reported.
Cozma, then 26, was stabbed to death on 8 February 2009 in the Patriota
club in Veszprem, Hungary. His teammates Serb Zarko Sesum and Croat
Ivan Pesic were severely injured.
Cozma, who was stabbed in the heart, was the only person killed in the brawl.
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