The member of the famous group of thieves "Pink Panther", Milan поepoja, who was a victim of the Serbian criminal group led by Veljko Belivuk, was brutally tortured for 24 hours, and his dismembered body was repeatedly taken out of the "house of horror".

The criminal organization of Veljko Belivuk, better known as Velja Nevolja, had an insidious mode of operands. According to Serbian media, the criminals lured their victims to a "meeting" through a friend, and then took him to a secret location where they lost all trace.

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As many as 13 men went missing in Belgrade last year, and as it is now suspected, the team of Velja Nevolja is behind all these disappearances. Unfortunately, all the evidence suggests that the missing are no longer alive and that they were killed in the most monstrous ways. What is clear now is that Velja's cruel criminal group always approached the victims in the same way!

Before disappearing, he also received precise instructions on how to prepare for the "meeting". The instructions were: "leave your mobile phone at home so that we are not intercepted, come by taxi to the agreed location"… One of the codes for the meeting was "I am going to see (or buy) a car". Several families of the missing young boys told police they had left the phone at home before disappearing and said they were going with a friend to look at the car. They never returned from those meetings.

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According to the latest details of the investigation, Zepoja was lured to the "horror cottage" in Ritopek, on the outskirts of Belgrade, with the help of a third suspect, Darko Tesic, who brought him in a Volkswagen Passat and handed it over to the gang leader, known as Velja Nevolja, and his right hand man, Marko Miljkovic Mare, who were filmed by security cameras coming into the house. From that day, December 9, all trace of Zepoja is lost.

During the gruesome torture, the killers removed the body parts of Zepoja a total of 18 times in an Opel Astra car, according to footage obtained by police.

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According to the source of the investigation, the two leaders of the criminal gang suspected that Zepoja was close to the rival Skaljarski clan and that he intended to take over the management of the underground in Nis, which was the main motive for the brutal murder.