Karadzic lived the good life with wine, song

BELGRADE (Reuters) - Radovan Karadzic lived the good life while hiding from justice for 11 years: he watched his diet, fell in love and hung out in a small bar where hardliners gathered to sing about his wartime exploits. A protester holds a picture of Radovan Karadzic during a demonstration in Belgrade July 23, 2008. (REUTERS/Oleg Popov) His long grey hair and bushy beard hid the face famous for explaining "ethnic cleansing" during the Bosnia 1992-95 war. The tailored suits he wore in his days as leader of the Bosnian Serbs were replaced by loose linen clothing. "He always bought the best," said Misko Kovijanic, owner of a small grocery shop near the concrete Belgrade high-rise where Karadzic lived as his alter ego, Dr Dragan Dabic, a healer and practitioner of alternative medicine. "He was always looking for the yoghurt... [read full story]