The widow of the fan who was killed by Velja Nevolja set out in revenge!

The wife of the Red Star fan, Zdravko Radojevic (41), whose death is accused by the criminal group of Veljko Belivuk and Marko Miljkovic, was called to the police on suspicion that she was collecting the debts of her late husband.

She was denounced by one of Radojevic’s comrades for death threats for an alleged debt of 20,000 euros! Like “Alo!” Find out, IA from Kotež turned to the police for help after Radojević’s wife, Marijana, repeatedly threatened to return the money she allegedly borrowed from her husband.

– He claimed that Marijana slapped him on the street, and then called him on the phone, threatening him with death if he did not pay the debt. Apparently, she also threatened him, but also that he would kill his family. Fearing that something could happen to him, because it is a large amount of money, he decided to report everything to the police – says the source “Hello!”.

IA told police that he had borrowed money, but given him a BMW car in exchange for the debt.

He claimed to have a witness. He said the same to Radojevic’s wife, but she refused to accept this explanation and continued to threaten him whenever she met him.

– The case was referred to the competent prosecutor’s office, which will decide on the fate of Radojević’s widow – says our interlocutor.

Let us remind you that Zdravko Radojević was kidnapped last year in Kotež for fraud and then, as is suspected, he was brutally murdered, because he refused to pay the fraud to Belivuk.

According to a source familiar with the case, Kotež was considered to be a part of the city dominated by Red Star fans, and Radojević was allegedly considered one of the most prominent “traffickers”, but also a drug dealer in that area. He was also on good terms with Miljković, but broke up between them when “Principi”, a group of fans made up of Velja Nevolja, began to enter Radojević’s territory. Radojevic immediately understood that as a provocation, but also as a threat. They then asked him to pay them a portion of the proceeds from the sale of drugs, but Radojevic refused. So they decided to remove it.

– Velja and Mare attracted him to a meeting through a mutual friend. Thus, Nemanja Lakićević, on the orders of Belivuk and Miljković, told Radojević to go to the “Laste” parking lot on the Belgrade-Niš highway on November 10, without a phone. When Radojevic arrived, he moved from his car to Lakicevic’s, who drove him to a weekend home in Ritopek. Radojevic never left that weekend house – says the source. Radojevic is suspected of being killed and dismembered.