Gregori Michael Ferraris and Aleksandar Marković rented an apartment not far from the house of the murdered Saša Marković, and the police believe that this facility was their logistics center in planning the liquidation of Goran Đuričković from Budva.
The apartment is located in a private building in the Ivanovići neighborhood, near the place where the former LSCG deputy was killed.
"Vijesti" was unofficially told by the police that the inspectors searched the apartment in detail, but it was not announced whether evidence was found in it that confirmed the police's suspicions.
Đuričković lived in Marković's house since the beginning of the year, after he returned from Spain.
The two were sitting together just before Sasha's murder. Đuričković was the first to leave the bar, followed by Marković, but he never reached the house. He was mowed down by gunfire practically in front of his door.
The "Vijesti" source claims that Đuričković continued to visit the same house often even after the murder of his godfather.
After the arrest of Ferraris and Aleksandar Marković, the police announced that the former was supposed to kill Đuričković, and that the latter was providing logistics.
Helping to prepare the liquidation, the police said, the arrested man from Podgorica provided his colleague from South Africa with three apartments, a gun, a wardrobe, two vehicles and two motorcycles, license plates previously stolen in Budva, mobile phones and SIM cards.
The apartment in Ivanovići, the police believe, was their logistics center.
Yesterday, in the parking lot of the Budva Security Center, police officers thoroughly searched one of the seized cars - a gray Renault Megane, which was also used by the arrested.
After the two were arrested on suspicion of planning the murder of Đuričković, the police and the prosecutor's office announced that this would help them a lot in solving some other serious crimes, including perhaps the murder of Saša Marković and Goran Radoman.
Đuričković's name has been associated with the liquidation of Saša Marković from the beginning, bearing in mind that they have been close friends and godfathers for many years and that they had joint business.
Đuričković returned to Montenegro after 200 kilograms of cocaine and two million euros in cash allegedly magically disappeared in Spain, and since then he has been living with his recently murdered godfather.
Unofficial sources from the police claim that the liquidation of Goran Radoman from Cetinje in Belgrade, as well as the devastating explosion in Podgorica, when Milan Vujotić's armored "Audi" was blown up, are connected to that case.
In recent years, Đuričković worked in the catering business in Budva.
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