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Interpol has listed as wanted young Bulgarian man Iliyan Todorov, who has gone missing after being convicted of a 2011 double murder in Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Todorov has been convicted for the stabbing murder of two young men in their early 20s in a late night brawl in front of the Solo disco club in downtown Sofia.
Just this Saturday, the 27-year-old, whose whereabouts are unknown, has issued a second message pleading his innocence.
According to Todorov, CCTV footage at the site of the brawl can pl#mce_temp_url#ainly identify him as leaving while the fight is still taking place.
In his messages, he has described his case as a "disgrace" for the Bulgarian judicial system.
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