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The mysterious disappearance of two Montenegrins, Adis Spahic and Damir Hodzic, suspected of being related to the disappearance of Lazar Vukicevic from Belgrade, has not received its epilogue for a month, and Spahic’s family is desperately calling on the authorities and all they have some information. About that Baranin, to tell you, whatever it was.
Adis Spahić (33) disappeared on 14 October, when he left Bar for Podgorica around 11 am, to “take his brother-in-law Damir Hodžić somewhere”. According to police information, the day before, Hodzic was brought by his father from Bar, where he was staying illegally, to Podgorica.
Police were unable to locate them, but surveillance footage reportedly recorded the two of them in the same car.
Spahic’s mother, Mirsad, told “Vijesti” that she had not heard from her son for a month, who left his hair salon on October 14 and promised to return in the afternoon.
– My son is not a criminal, nor does he have anything to do with what is happening in Montenegro in terms of crime. He has two children, a son of eight and a daughter of two and a half years. We work together in a hairdresser and we live quite normally. The day I saw him for the last time, we renovated the room for 2,500 euros, which I received to help women entrepreneurs. While we were working, he said to me, “Mother, I’m going to Podgorica to transfer Dado (Damir Hodzic) somewhere.” I told him not to take too long because there are teachers in the room. He said no … He hasn’t been there since and we’re in agony, because we don’t know anything about him – he said.
She explains that when the police reported her missing, they also told her that her son was “pure as a tear.”
– He has never done anything illegal, nor does he have friends from the world of crime. That day, he went to find his brother-in-law, with whom he has no relationship. We did not even know that Dado was in Montenegro, because he had previously been in Sarajevo since he was deported after serving his sentence for extortion. We didn’t even know that taking him somewhere by car could have consequences, he said.
Spahic’s parents say they are outraged that authorities cannot locate their son, Hodzic, or even the car in which Baranin drove through the Sozina tunnel at around 11:40 that day.
– For some reason, our friends, the Hodžić and our daughter-in-law’s parents, first reported the disappearance in Žabljak. We do not know why, but if they saw him there, we ask all the people, and we think there are good ones, to give us some information about him. The Serbian media writes about the disappearance every day, but no one specifies whether our son is alive or dead. If he is alive, we ask him to call at least his son Jan, because we do not know how to explain that his father has not been around for a month – they said.
They add that it is not clear to them that the police have not yet told them whether their son has left Montenegro somewhere.
– They went by car, it is not a needle that can go unnoticed. They took surveillance camera recordings in Spuž, Danilovgrad, Podgorica. but they don’t tell us anything. We ask you to tell us the truth, whatever it may be. We came across this for the first time, because Adis has never created any problems and we don’t know what to do and who to turn to for help – said Spahici.
According to “Vijesti” information from the investigation, Spahić’s mobile phone signal was last recorded less than four hours after he passed through Sozina. However, it was not specified where he was at the time. That Baranin disappeared on the road from Bar to Podgorica, and Hodzic supposedly hasn’t been there since.
Hodzic is one of the closest associates of the recently assassinated Baranin Alan Kozar. This criminal group has worked closely with the Zemun and Skaljar criminal clans for years.
The Serbian police are checking the information that Adis Spahić is the third person to disappear in Belgrade in power between 14 and 15 October, when Lazar Vukićević (30) and Damir Hodžić from Belgrade lost track in Banovo brdo.
Investigators are focused, among other things, on gathering evidence for the claim that Spahic and Hodzic illegally crossed the border crossing into Serbia that day to see Lazar Vukicevic.
In addition, there is operational information from before that before Lazar Vukićević’s disappearance, he spoke with Hodžić by phone. The Belgrade police do not rule out the possibility that Hodzic was “bait” for Vukicevic and that a Belgrade criminal group, close to the “Kavac clan”, was behind his disappearance.
Serbian police officers have indications that he was targeted from Montenegro when Hodzic arrived in Belgrade, allegedly a member of the Bar criminal clan whose leader until July was Alan Kozar, who was killed in Corfu with Damir Hadzic of Uzice. This bar team has long been known to be close to “touts”.
Almost three months ago, Goran Veličković Goksi disappeared in Belgrade, more precisely on August 3, when all trace of him was lost. Two days later, seeing that he was not returning home, his wife reported him missing. By the way, Veličković is known to the Serbian public as the former fan leader of a group of Partizan fans.
As the media previously wrote, he and Miloš Kimi Radosavljević withdrew from the south stand and founded a new group of fans, who meanwhile withdrew from the east stand. They stopped being active in the stadium and did not attend Partizan football or basketball games. Before his disappearance, Veličković was in Central Prison because an investigation was underway against him, but he was released in March.
(Kurir.rs/Blic)
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