
Two Serbian citizens and one from North Macedonia were killed in a fight by a narco-cartel in South America. According to media reports, their bodies were found in black plastic bags, while unofficial information indicates that they were brutally tortured before being executed in Bolivia.
"The bodies were sent for autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. The victims have not yet been officially identified. Initial indicators suggest that they were tortured, killed and then packaged in black plastic bags," sources from the investigation report to Novosti.
According to Serbian media, one of the killed is Miljan G., known as "Hitri" from Niš, leader of an international organized criminal group involved in the distribution of large quantities of cocaine from South America to Western European countries.
He was executed two days ago, probably on the territory of Bolivia, together with Dejancho L., a citizen from North Macedonia.
The third victim, also from Niš, was traveling to South America with false documents. It is suspected that the murders are related to conflicts between criminal groups for domination in the drug trade.
"Novosti" recalls that previously some media incorrectly reported that the killed were three Serbs, but later it was confirmed that they were two Serbs and a Macedonian.