Andro Hrvoje

Andro Hrvoje was a Croatian who killed six people in Čačinci and Čađavica, Croatia on November 13 and 14, 1999, before escaping.

That night the 37-year-old, who lived in a house with his grandmother, who had a history of heart disease, went to the room where her was sleeping and screamed, terrified her. She had an massive heart attack and died two minutes later. Walking out of his house he spotted a eldery man looking at a river and pushed him to the ground, screamed, but the scare did not had any effect apparently. Residents, hearing the screams, contacted the police, who went to the scene a few minutes later.

He then entered a house who was occupied by an elderly woman and his child and lunged at them, causing no heart effect. Angry after he determined that he did not scare people enough he became agressive at one point that he entered several houses and waited until the next day, where he escaped to another village. After police couldn't find any trace of an offender, they leaved the city.

Andro then went to Čađavica, where he found an clinic for elderly and admitted himself on it. During the night Andro, who was sleeping in a room with 16 people, mostly of them 70 to 90-year-olds with histories of disases, rouse from his bed and began screaming and banging on the doors, shouting defensive words, attacked some of the elderly in their beds. After the apparently scare 15 of the people present had cardiac arrest, and five of them eventually died of heart attacks. Andro then escaped.