What happened around the "Petrohan" hut, what are the versions of the investigators and why to this day there are more questions than answers? The topic was commented on in the program "Wake up" by crime journalists Nikolay Hristov from the Bulgarian National Radio and Kiril Borisov from "24 hours".
“Such a mystery, such ambiguity and so many question marks 7-8 days after the release of this case, there has never been”, said Nikolay Hristov. He recalled that so far there is no official information about the results of the autopsy. “Everything that is currently being released as information is guesswork, rumors and, of course, speculation. When there is no official information from "...the investigators, it is natural that the information is based on assumptions," commented Hristov.
According to Kiril Borisov, sometimes detailed information cannot be given immediately. "There is a secret to the investigation. Actions are being taken that could compromise the search for people," commented Kiril Borisov.
"We must say who the wanted person is. Ivaylo Kalushev has been a Buddhist since the 1990s. He was in Nepal for many years, then returned here and founded the so-called Dharma Center in the period 2005-2012. After that, he was in Mexico for another 5-7 years, after which he returned to Bulgaria again. A sailor, with followers, with quite strange practices - trance meditations, entering past lives, etc. Extremely prepared in cave bivouacs. So, if he wants to hide, he can hardly "Will he be found so easily?", commented Borisov.
Nikolai Hristov reminded that opinions about Kalushev are highly polarized - some categorically defend him, others point fingers. According to Hristov, the people who live around the hut are aware of what is at stake. "If they thought something wrong was happening, why didn't they alert the authorities? There is a single signal that was submitted some time ago to the National Security Agency. Then there was a transfer between the institutions - the National Security Agency, the prosecutor's office and the Ministry of Interior, because half of the things submitted in this signal are not actually investigated by the National Security Agency. And by the time this signal reaches some clarity as to whether there is a crime or not, perhaps the person who submitted it has most likely already forgotten," commented Hristov.