Montgomery, who actually studied in Belgrade in the times of SFR of Yugoslavia, fluently speaks Serbian, and as a reporter of the Daily Telegraph he was the first one to inform Hague investigators and the UN of the existence of the Yellow House.
This article originally appeared at Srbinaokup, translated by Slavko Kovačević exclusively for SouthFront
Michael Montgomery, American journalist and producer in the Center for Investigative Reporting in San Francisco, thanks to whose writing the public found out about despicable murders of Serbs and organ theft in the Yellow House in northern Albania, today spoke on the first Newsweek conference about freedom of media which was held in Belgrade.
Montgomery talked about how he found out about everything, how the details reached the public and the Hague, how the identities of the Albanian witnesses were revealed, and evidence destroyed.
Montgomery, who actually studied in Belgrade in the times of SFR of Yugoslavia, fluently speaks Serbian, and as a reporter of the Daily Telegraph he was the first one to inform Hague investigators and the UN of the existence of the Yellow House.
Today on the panel “My lesson from Balkans. from the crime in Ćuška to Yellow House” which is a part of the Newsweek conference, Montgomery has shown 3 exclusive photos linked to the Yellow House, object in the northern Albania, in the city of Kukes, on the border to Kosovo, in which terrible crimes took place, where Serbs were taken and their organs stolen, after which they were killed, and their organs sold around the world for the huge amount of money.
