THEY ARE HIDING IT SO IT DOESN'T HAPPEN LIKE WITH THE 200 KILOS IN VALENCIA! THEY BURIED THREE PEOPLE! Investigation against Skaljarac for liquidations reveals new cocaine thefts in clan war
The murder of two members of the Kavač clan, Siniša Vlahović and Davor Prelević, in Mallorca, Spain at the beginning of June 2018, for which members of the Škaljarski criminal group were arrested a few days ago, according to intercepted Sky communication, which is one of the key pieces of evidence of the Montenegrin prosecution, has led to new bloody confrontations in the war between the two feuding clans. The war to the death, let's recall, began in 2014 when 200 kilograms of cocaine disappeared from an apartment in Valencia, which is why the previously unified clan split into two criminal groups. The murder of Vlahović and Prelević, according to messages that the prosecution claims were exchanged by the accused, strongly resembles the disappearance of drugs in Valencia, with the difference that twice the amount of cocaine was stolen from the house they were guarding in Mallorca.
TL;DR
- Two Montenegrin clan members, Siniša Vlahović and Davor Prelević, were murdered in Mallorca in June 2018.
- The murders are linked to the theft of over 400 kilograms of cocaine from a residence they were guarding.
- Intercepted Sky communications suggest multiple people were killed and buried in connection with drug thefts involving both clans.
- The ongoing war between the Kavač and Škaljarski clans, which began in 2014 over a drug theft, has seen numerous violent confrontations and unsolved murders.
- The bodies of Vlahović and Prelević have never been found.