They were also worried about Ace's gold: SDT found evidence that Mijajlović was also interested in the investigation of the theft from Đukanović's apartment

One of the alleged bosses of the so-called Grand Clan Aleksandar Mijajlovic He was particularly interested in the investigation of a theft committed in a businessman's apartment. Aca Đukanović, which was reported to him in real time by the now suspended prosecutor Andrijana Nastić.

From the messages they exchanged, it appears that he also communicated about this with the then assistant director of the Police Directorate. Zoran Lazović, but also that he tried to ensure that the basic state prosecutor did not act in the case at that time Vukas Radonjic.

Theft in the apartment of the former president's brother Milo Đukanović It was discovered on April 2, 2020, when the suspect for the crime was arrested. Ana PesukicAfter a few hours, the case was practically snatched from Prosecutor Radonjić and handed over to the now retired special prosecutor. Stojanka Radović.

Three and a half years later, the Special Department of the Podgorica High Court declared itself incompetent to decide on the theft of jewelry, so the case was returned to the Basic Court in Podgorica, and the indictment is again being represented by the Basic State Prosecutor's Office.

Communication about the case was initiated by Mijajlović, who already on April 3, 2020, sent Nastić a message via the Viber application, asking: "Who is your primary prosecutor?" and receiving the answer: "Miroslav Turković VD."

“After which the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović sends messages to the defendant Andrijana Nastić with the following content: 'And the wife? ... Is there a boss?', to which the defendant Andrijana Nastić replies with messages with the following content: 'Ljiljana Klikovac ... But she doesn't ask anything now ... Because she's in the selection ... But if you need it for a specific subject, feel free to ask ... Who do you need it for?', after which the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović sends messages with the following content: 'No, no ... But last night Vukas did something wrong', so that the defendant Andrijana Nastić sends the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović messages: 'And I know ... You fool', to which the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović sends her: 'Well, ZL says some ... Boss took over ... But he doesn't know her name ... I forgot', and then the defendant Andrijana Nastić sends messages: 'I'll let you know soon ... I don't believe that Ljilja took it over, but I'll check'"...

Shortly after that, Mijajlović informed her that "the case is still with Vukas", to which he replied: "Yes, but he doesn't ask any questions about it anymore."

"Of course... But it's with him. It'll work better now," was the message that Nastic wrote to Mijajlovic afterwards.

“Then the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović sent the defendant Andrijana Nastic a message with the following content: 'How will he... Just keep quiet', to which the defendant Andrijana Nastic responded with a message with the following content: 'He will for sure, I know even without you telling me...'”

Special prosecutors explain that she was reporting to him about a case opened for the theft of jewelry owned by Gabriele Dojina Djukanovic, specifying that the police initially informed Prosecutor Radonjić about the incident...

"It follows from the case files that on April 3, 2020, a criminal report was filed with the Police Directorate by a lawyer Nede Ivovic, on behalf of Gabriel Dojina Dukanović, dated 02. 04. 2020, reporting the theft of movable property of greater value from the family apartment of Gabriel Dojina Dukanović. Furthermore, the contents of the file also show that on 04. 04. 2020, the suspect Ana Pešukić was questioned before the Special State Prosecutor's Office, State Prosecutor Stojanka Radović, for the criminal offense of creating a criminal organization under Article 401a, paragraph 2 in connection with paragraph 1 and aggravated theft under Article 240, paragraph 3 of the Criminal Code of Montenegro, as well as the suspect Filip Ralevic", it is written in the SDT files.

They also specify that the official note on the deprivation of liberty of the Police Directorate, made on April 3 of that year, indicates that Ralević was arrested on that day and that Prosecutor Radonjić was informed about it.

They also state that the contents of the case files indicate that on that day the investigating judge of the Basic Court in Podgorica, Rade Ćetković, issued an order to search the Pešukić apartment, the sales premises of the "Majdanpek" jewelry store, as well as other premises used by Ralević.

Pešukić has long claimed that the object was stolen.

Accused of stealing jewelry worth around 330.000 euros, she told "Vijesti" three years ago that she expects the Special State Prosecutor's Office to determine who, on the night she confessed to the theft, "called Prosecutor Radović to get involved in the case."

She also said at the time that "retired special prosecutor Stojanka Radović illegally stole the case from the then acting basic state prosecutor, and then invented a criminal group and fabricated an indictment for a criminal offense that was not within her jurisdiction, but within the jurisdiction of the Basic State Prosecutor's Office"...

From the beginning of the process, Pešukić pointed out the illegal actions of the retired special prosecutor.

After the indictment was filed, "Vijesti" said that the SDT decided to take this step under pressure from the Đukanović family.

She also mentioned the now-indicted police officer Zoran Lazović, who, according to Mijajlović's messages, was reporting on a case opened for theft from that Podgorica resident.

She said that the influence of the Đukanović family is also reflected in the fact that, when it was discovered that a valuable watch was missing, “Assistant Police Director Zoran Lazović and Milijana Čukić and began conducting a private investigation"...

Radović bragged about the investigation

In October 2020, retired special prosecutor Radović boasted at a press conference that they had "discovered" a criminal group that, as she claimed, was formed by Filip Ralević in 2019, and whose members included Ana Pešukić and the now deceased No. R.

"...Which operated until the beginning of April 2020, when it was discovered, and which criminal organization aimed to commit an unspecified number of criminal offenses against property, aggravated theft from Article 240 of the Criminal Code of Montenegro, and in order to gain illegal profits and power ", prosecutor Radović said at the time.

Her accusations, however, were not confirmed by the High Court in the part related to the creation of a criminal organization, because they determined that there was no place for that accusation...

Three years after that conference, the High Court declared itself completely incompetent.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) accused Mijajlović of creating a media network for years solely in order to deal with dissenters, primarily from the political and security leadership and the church, through loyal journalists and media platforms, but also to influence the political and security situation in the country.

The SDT suspects that Mijajlović was directly assisted in this by suspected high-ranking police and secret service officials. Drago Spicanovic, Milovan Pavićević i Vladan Lazović, as well as his cousin, Prosecutor Nastić, providing him with classified intelligence and information.

The organizer of the criminal group, as suspected by the SDT, received data obtained through secret surveillance measures, the content of numerous intercepted conversations, and allegedly had access to intelligence data and recordings from the National Security Agency (ANB) for years on a daily basis from the accused members.