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(E) Croatian American Killed in Falluja
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By Nenad N. Bach
Published on 04/1/2004
 

 

Croatian American Killed in Falluja

One of the four people who were brutally killed in Falluja, Iraq was Croatian American Jerry Zovko from the Cleveland, Ohio area. A short announcement just made the wires.

John Kraljic
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Ohio Civilian Killed In Iraq

April 1, 2004

An Ohio native was among the four civilians killed Wednesday in Iraq.

Thirty-two-year-old Jerry Zovko grew up in Euclid. His parents now live in nearby Willoughby.

Zovko's family says he was one of the four security contractors ambushed Wednesday by Iraqi rebels. The bodies were dragged through the streets and two of them were strung up from a bridge.

Zovko's mother says her son was a former Army man who dedicated his life to making peace in the world.

He left the Army in 2001 to work abroad for North Carolina's Blackwater Security Consulting.

© Associated Press and Dispatch Productions, Inc., 2004. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
 


(E) Croatian American Killed in Falluja

 

Croatian American Killed in Falluja

One of the four people who were brutally killed in Falluja, Iraq was Croatian American Jerry Zovko from the Cleveland, Ohio area. A short announcement just made the wires.

John Kraljic
*************************************


Ohio Civilian Killed In Iraq

April 1, 2004

An Ohio native was among the four civilians killed Wednesday in Iraq.

Thirty-two-year-old Jerry Zovko grew up in Euclid. His parents now live in nearby Willoughby.

Zovko's family says he was one of the four security contractors ambushed Wednesday by Iraqi rebels. The bodies were dragged through the streets and two of them were strung up from a bridge.

Zovko's mother says her son was a former Army man who dedicated his life to making peace in the world.

He left the Army in 2001 to work abroad for North Carolina's Blackwater Security Consulting.

© Associated Press and Dispatch Productions, Inc., 2004. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.