Photos of mutilation of people found in the phone of one of the girls questioned in Belivuk case?
These photos have reportedly been submitted to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime
The police and the prosecution got the key evidence against the criminal groups led by Veljko Belivuk, Marko Miljkovic and Darko Elez, among other material traces, during the expert examination of the mobile phones of the members of these crews, as well as their associates, Novosti writes.
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Allegedly, photos showing mutilation of people were found in the phone of one of the detained girls, who were interrogated in the premises of the Service for the Fight against Organized Crime (SBPOK).
The victims were persons whose disappearance has been officially reported to the police, Novosti writes. The girl in question agreed to cooperate and is currently free.
Among other things, she is accused of being a part of a team that laundered money earned from Belivuk's and Miljkovic's crimes, which effectively became a branch of the Montenegrin Kavac Clan in Serbia.
"These photos have also been submitted to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime," said a source.
The photos are described as depicting acts so monstrous "as if the group's role models were Islamic State butchers".
(Telegraf.rs)