Previously clean-shaven fugitives are inevitably arrested with beards.
They might as well put it on the WANTED poster:
SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED and BEARDED.
It's a safe bet they still have arms, and sure thing that they've got a beard, in my experience.
This is not to say that every Bosnian Serb faith healer is Radovan Karadzic in disguise, however:
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Petar Glumac, an alternative medicine healer, who claims that Bosnian Serb wartime leader and indicted war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic based his false identity on him, sits in front of his house in the village of Banatsko Novo Selo some 30km (18.5 miles) from Belgrade July 27, 2008. Karadzic evaded capture last year when Austrian police raided a Vienna apartment where he was staying but they did not recognise the disguised war crimes suspect, an Austrian newspaper reported on Friday. When the police asked him to identify himself, the report said that he showed a Croat passport under the name Petar Glumac and added he was in Vienna for training. Glumac, 78, told local newspapers on Sunday that he has a Serbian and Croatian passport. Picture taken July 27.
They might as well put it on the WANTED poster:
SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED and BEARDED.
It's a safe bet they still have arms, and sure thing that they've got a beard, in my experience.
This is not to say that every Bosnian Serb faith healer is Radovan Karadzic in disguise, however:
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Petar Glumac, an alternative medicine healer, who claims that Bosnian Serb wartime leader and indicted war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic based his false identity on him, sits in front of his house in the village of Banatsko Novo Selo some 30km (18.5 miles) from Belgrade July 27, 2008. Karadzic evaded capture last year when Austrian police raided a Vienna apartment where he was staying but they did not recognise the disguised war crimes suspect, an Austrian newspaper reported on Friday. When the police asked him to identify himself, the report said that he showed a Croat passport under the name Petar Glumac and added he was in Vienna for training. Glumac, 78, told local newspapers on Sunday that he has a Serbian and Croatian passport. Picture taken July 27.
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