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Before the pizza shop on Cape Cod there were years spent
\n in a Bosnian city infamous for its violent ethnic cleansing and concentration
\n camps. Then last year, amid the rebuilding that followed the carnage and
\n confusion, Milenko Majstorovic, 26, left for New York.<\/p>\n
Yesterday, authorities revealed a tragic end to Majstorovic’s journey
\n when they identified him as the man who was tied to a tree in a wooded
\n conservation area of Barnstable in May and burned alive. Nearby were
\n a gas container, a half-eaten apple, and a pile of folded men’s clothing. <\/p>\n
Michael O’Keefe, the Cape and Islands district attorney reviewing the
\n case, said investigators don’t know who killed Majstorovic or why, just
\n that it’s not likely that his death was a random act. <\/p>\n
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