Tea Bilanovic: Taxi Driver Neighbor Left Threatening Note

Singer Tea Bilanovic said on the show Blic poligraf that she knows who left one of the threatening notes on her car. According to her, it was a taxi driver who lives in her building, in the same entrance. For the other incidents, she has no confirmation of who is behind them.

About a year ago, Tea began finding threatening notes on her car. For days she came back to scraps of paper with threatening content tucked under the windshield wiper, and she reported the case to the police. She had not spoken about it in detail until now, and on the show she described for the first time, at greater length, what had been happening to her.

What did Tea say on the show?

The singer says she identified the author of one of the notes from security camera footage. Asked whether she knows who threatened her, she answered:

“For one note, yes. It was a taxi driver, a neighbor from the building, from my entrance, and as for the others, who took my license plates off and who broke into my car, I have suspicions about who it is, but I can’t claim it because I don’t even know their names, and that taxi driver I saw on the camera.”

So the claim covers one note, not all of them. The taxi driver’s name has not been published, and everything known comes solely from Tea’s statement.

What happened after the notes?

The notes were not the end of it. Later, the license plates were removed from her car, and the vehicle was then broken into. Tea has suspicions about those events, but says she cannot claim anything, because she does not know the names of the people she has in mind.

The outcome of her report to the police is not known. It is also not known whether anyone has been identified as having removed the plates and broken into the car. Until that is established, everything remains at the level of her suspicions and allegations.

Not the first time Tea has spoken about unpleasant moments at gigs

The singer once told of another incident: at a celebration, an elderly wedding guest threw glasses at her. She explained how it came about:

“It happened to me several times, but I only told the story once. It wasn’t anything personally aimed at me, it’s just, uhm, the man asked for one song to be played a hundred times, literally a hundred times, and the band tried, I mean I was also in front of the band at that moment. I tried to explain that you can’t play the same song over and over, and well, then he started throwing glasses at us, at me too, along the way. There were moments where, in, in a club where, where a man poured red wine on me because I didn’t know a song. I mean, we singers have the right not to know a song too.”

According to her, similar things have happened to her more than once, including in a club, where a guest poured red wine over her. Those two incidents have nothing to do with the threatening notes on her car, but they show that the singer speaks openly about the unpleasant side of her job.

What is known and what is not

• The threatening notes on the car began about a year ago and were left over a period of days.
• The case was reported to the police, and the outcome of the report is not known.
• Tea claims that a taxi driver from her building left one note and that she saw him on camera footage.
• She has suspicions about who removed the plates and broke into the car, but cannot claim who did it.
• No one has been found guilty, and the person the singer mentions has not been named.