MIRJANA MARKOVIC LEAVES BELGRADE CENTRAL PRISON AFTER VISITING HER HUSBAND SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC IN ..., 2001-04-04...

MIRJANA MARKOVIC LEAVES BELGRADE CENTRAL PRISON AFTER VISITING HER HUSBAND SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC IN CUSTODY. Mirjana Markovic (L), the wife of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, leaves Belgrade's central prison building followed by her bodyguard after visiting her husband in custody April 4, 2001. British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook said on Wednesday that fallen Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic should face the U.N. war crimes tribunal after being tried at home for crimes against his own people. "I believe the people of Serbia are entitled to hear the full truth of Milosevic's crimes against the Serb people in (a local) court," Cook told reporters after arriving in Belgrade for a day of talks. Cook said he had not come to press for Milosevic's handover to the Hague tribunal, but underlined that Belgrade's expectation of major Western aid was a two-way street.