Nova.rs: How Belivuk's clan threatened Korac - "tick-tock, tick-tock, this is how you will end up..."

The intolerance that the Kavački clan, with all its attached members, cultivated for years towards the Skaljar criminal group, but also the other way around, took more than 50 lives, and the name of Filip Korać, who was detained in Croatia a few days ago, has been on the kill list for years. Nova.rs.

The lawyer of Filip Korać, who is described by the media as a member of the Serbian criminal milieu, stated on April 30 that his client recently turned himself in in Zagreb after learning that he was being prosecuted in Croatia for passport forgery.

That the people of Kavac wanted Korac's head can be seen from the messages that Belivuk's group sent to this Belgrade citizen, but also from the fact that Korac's associates fell one by one.

At the time when Luka Bojović, a Belgrade criminal who is considered to be the heir of the "Zemun clan", otherwise affiliated with the "Skaljar clan" from Montenegro, was arrested and sentenced in Spain to a long term of imprisonment, according to the official notes of the local services, the leadership of the group was assumed by Filip Korać .

Although he was spoken of as one of the most dangerous criminals in this region, even the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, mentioned him several times in that context, Korać was a free man in Serbia.

In contrast to the police, who, despite the image being created, were not after him, Korac was being chased by rivals and enemies from other clans. Siniša Milić, Korac's head of security, was also killed in Belgrade in the explosion of a bomb placed under his car in mid-June 2018. The bomb was detonated around 13:XNUMX p.m., near Autokomanda in Belgrade, while Milić was waiting for the green light at the traffic lights. He survived the explosion, but soon died of his injuries in the completely destroyed car.

Belgrade media sources claimed that Milić and Korać were so close at the time, that Korać was in constant contact with him and that he only agreed with him on the routes they would take. Due to Milić's caution, it was unbelievable to almost everyone how he could not have noticed the bomb on his jeep, and the same sources claimed that after this liquidation, the lawyer and friend of Luka Bojović, Dragoslav Miša Oganjanović, became worried for his life, who for two months later killed in a shooting in New Belgrade.

Belgrade resident Darko Dulović (31), who is accused of assisting in the murder of Siniša Milić, known as Boske, is being tried in absentia before the High Court in Belgrade. Dulović is in prison in Montenegro, where he is serving a sentence of two and a half years for drug trafficking.

Korac's "soldier" put his head on Belivuk's stump

According to Bojan Hrvatin, an associate witness in the proceedings against Belivuk, Goran Veličković Goksi was one of the criminals who was reputed to be a person close to Filip Korac.

As Hrvatin told, Goksi was a Partizan fan and the leader of the "Young Boys" group and was at the stadium in a conflict with Belivuk's hooligans. In addition to this, he also had an important position in the underground. As a close associate of Korac, Goksi was one of the leaders in dealing with cocaine in Belgrade and beyond. He mentioned that there are two main springs in the city, one of which is Veličković.

These details were told to the prosecution by Bojan Hrvatin, one of the members of Belivuk's group, who revealed numerous details about murders, kidnappings, drug trafficking...

He was one of the key people who played one of the main roles in Goksi's murder. He was the bait that brought him to the place where the other members of the group kidnapped him, he explained to the prosecution, "Krik" reports.

Goksi was a Partizan fan and leader of the "Young Boys" group and was at the stadium in a conflict with Belivuk's hooligans. In addition to this, he also had an important position in the underground, Hrvatin said.

He was one of the main men of Filip Korać - an influential mobster who, together with the Skaljar clan, was at war with the blacksmith group and Belivuk's team. As such, as Hrvatin explained, Goksi was among the key sellers of cocaine in Serbia.

After being released from prison, Hrvatin made a deal with Goksi's associate to sell marijuana. At one point, Belivuk's associates found out about it.

"When we met at the stadium, I was asked in a friendly way: "Why didn't you say that you have "Yellow" (Goksi) on "sky"? - said the Croatian.

Then it was explained to him that Veličković was labeled as an enemy of the group because he was in a relationship with Korac and the Škaljarci. The Croatian allegedly tried to lure Veličković several times, but he only succeeded when he said he needed help to buy a gun. They arranged a meeting and then he was lured to a house in Ritopek, known as the "slaughter house" of the Belivuk - Miljković clan.

As they always do with their victims, they first tortured him and forced him to open the "Sky" phone. Hrvatina was later told, and he went on to the prosecution, that Veličković behaved best, and allegedly said to his killers: "F******, in the wrong place at the wrong time".

Nova.rs writes that it is interesting that, despite the fact that the Croatin set him up and lured him, just before he was going to behead him on a stump, Veličkovic asked about the Croatin and said that he had nothing to do with anything, and that he they kill.

"Miljković told me that he accepted it, that he knew what was going on. When he saw him coming with the axe, that he just lay down alone, so they didn't set him up for anything, that he even set up his head himself. He says that hit well once, so there was no need to hit a second time," the indictment reads.

It was this liquidation that Belivuk's men used to make contact with Korać through Veličković's phone. First, they sent him a photo of Goksi's body, on which "Koracu, pi***" was written in blood. Then another message followed: "Tick-tock, tick-tock, this is how you're going to end up, we'll catch you".

However, it turned out that Belivuk's group not only could not, but did not manage to implement the plan for Korac's murder, which apparently existed, because they were all arrested in February 2021.

The Šaranovićs also wanted Korac's head

When Luka Bojović went to war with the Šaranović family from Montenegro, notorious criminals whose entire family was immersed in crime, all of his relatives were targeted.

Namely, the Šaranovićs believed that it was Bojović who was behind the murder of their brother Branislav. Considering that Bojović was already in Spain, the group organized the murder of his own brother Nikola in Belgrade.

Next on the list to be shot by the Šaranović family was Korać, whom they intended to kill with a "heckler" from a moving car. However, this time too the police was faster, since Saranović's key people were arrested for the previous murder.