Sale Mutavog’s killer hanged himself

Sasa Vidovic, who is in Foca served an 18-year sentence for the murder of Miroslav Lazarevic, hanged himself Monday by a doorknob in his cell. He was close to the “scalping clan”, and was also linked to the murder of Partizan fan Aleksandar Stankovic (29).

Vidović left a farewell letter for his mother and brother, and committed suicide on the day of his baptism.

– On one occasion when his mother visited him, Sasha said she was afraid for safety. “This is the end for me if you don’t rescue me from this pavilion. They keep me here like a dog,” he told her, and then the black premonitions came true and the guards found him hanging from the doorknob in a position in squatting, reveals our source.

According to our unofficial information, the prison administration decided to place Vidović in the infamous C ward for security reasons, because they thought he was in great danger due to media reports that he was close to the “leather clan scalp “.

– Vidović’s family pleaded with the Foča penitentiary management to put him in a circle with other prisoners, but to no avail. Whenever someone from the family visited him, he said that he could not bear it anymore and emphasized that they lived off him, says our interlocutor.

Vidović was sentenced in 2019 to 18 years in prison for the aggravated murder of Miroslav Lazarević in eastern Sarajevo in 2016 and another year for illicit arms production and trafficking and for causing general danger, and for the aforementioned liquidation, Aleksandar Bulatović was condemned. he is 18 years old.

Let us remind you that the leader of Partizan fans, Aleksandar Stanković Sale Mutavi, was killed on October 13, 2016 on Bačvanska Street, near the Central Prison. Unknown attackers fired some 60 Kalashnikov rounds at him and then fled the scene. Stankovic probably suspected that he might be the target of the attack because he was supposedly wearing body armor. However, the assassins shot him in the head. After the crime, the media speculated that a criminal group from Montenegro paid 300,000 euros for its liquidation, but not in money, but in cocaine.