Strahinja Stojanović is linked to the murders that horrified the Balkans! The investigation into the liquidation of branches is on three sides

Stojanović has a turbulent criminal record behind him, and last year he narrowly escaped death “by a hair”, leaving Serbia for a time.

Stojanović’s file is thick and he is suspected of being involved in the murder of well-known Belgrade lawyer Dragoslav Mišo Ognjanović, which occurred on July 28, 2018. By the way, Ognjanović was the lawyer of Luka Bojović, the leader of the Zemun clan.

Just two weeks after Ognjanovic’s murder in the house of the building in which he lived, which took place in front of his son, Stojanovic was attacked for the first time.

Namely, an unknown assailant planted a bomb under Stojanović’s BMW, but he escaped death “by a hair” because he exited the vehicle at the last moment before the explosion. However, his then girlfriend, Miss Olac Bilbao González (22), was seriously injured in the explosion.

Following this attempted liquidation, the two cases were suspected of being connected, as Ognjanović said in the months leading up to his death that he suspected Stojanović of following him with another man for months.

The fact that Ognjanovic and Stojanovic were connected is also demonstrated by the fact that Strahinja Stojanovic appeared as a witness in the trials for the murder of Nikola Bojovic, Luka Bojovic’s brother.

Stojanović was suspected of being close to members of the Slobodan Šaranović clan, otherwise Luka Bojović’s blood enemy. Those investigators do not rule out the possibility that someone from the Bojović clan has decided to take revenge.

Numerous media outlets reported that Luka Bojović’s associates suspected that Stojanović was the direct author of the murder of Ognjanović’s lawyer.

Godfather of the murdered Vidaković

Strahinja was rumored to have injured his godfather, Miloš Vidaković, in Galenica in April 2013, and the motive was Vidaković’s wife. Although he knew who hurt him, Vidaković did not want the police to reveal it. It was also suspected that Stojanović ordered the murder of his godfather Vidaković, which was committed in front of 500 witnesses in Budva on July 2, 2013. Miloš Vojnović admitted that murder, but Branislav Šaranović was listed in the indictment as the person who ordered it. .

The prosecution also alleges that Stojanovic’s DNA was found in an apartment in Budva where Milos Delibasic and other murder defendants were hiding.

Strahinja’s friend, Slaviša Novaković, who is at large, was also convicted of participating in that liquidation, but also in the liquidation of Nikola Bojović. Novakovic was also mentioned as a participant in the execution of Rade Rakonjac, a friend of Luka Bojovic in 2014.

Infected clans

The war between the Bojović and Šaranović families has been going on for years, and subsequent conflicts between two Montenegrin clans, the Skaljar and the Kavac, joined in this conflict.

Stojanović was held at gunpoint by many, but it is not yet known who exactly “pulled the trigger”. Previously, he was in conflict with various Zemun groups that deal with drug distribution. One of them was suspected of dispatching enforcers in August 2018. It was rumored and written that “resellers” were also persecuting him, as close associates of Luka Bojović and Filip Korać, because he was close to Miloš Delibašić, their “enemy”.

The expertise of the explosive remnants, as well as the jeep, is ongoing. During the day, the police, in search of evidence, took pictures of several facilities near the place of the liquidation. Inspectors are trying to determine if the executors followed the young man and set off the explosive from the car, or if it was someone walking or standing at a nearby bus station.