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Joro the Paver
BornUnknown
MotiveUnknown
Details
Victims6-7
LocationsSofia, Bulgaria

Joro the Paver, also known as the Bulgarian Jack the Ripper, is a serial rapist and murderer from the Konyovitsa neighborhood, who operated in Sofia in 1968.

In the span of a few months, between six and seven rapes occurred, as a result of which a 69-year-old woman died in hospital. The nickname "Joro the Paver" comes from the paver found on the scene, wrapped up in handkerchief next to one of the victims.[1]

The deaf and mute Milcho Milanov, from Rakita, was accused of being the perpetrator and arrested by police. Although he was sentenced and spent a significant amount of time in prison, he was later released due to lack of evidence.[2]

In the beginning of the 1970s, a new rapist occurred, known as "Joro the Paver, the Second", who raped 10 victims and committed a double murder. In 1975, the perpetrator Georgi Yordanov was captured, sentenced to death and subsequently executed by firing squad. [citation needed]

The true identity of Joro the Paver (the first one) remains unknown, and it is also theorised that some rapes in later years have been his doing.

References

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  1. Tserovska, Karolina (21 April 2010). "Зловещо! Българският Джак Изкормвача още е жив и дебне жени!" [Creepy! Bulgarian Jack the Ripper is still alive and stalking women!]. razkritia.com (in Bulgarian).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
  2. Blagov, Krum (2007-09-29). "Жоро Павето станал овчар" [Joro the Paver became a shepherd]. Standard (in Bulgarian). Archived from the original on 2018-09-30.
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