Vucic on murder of Alcatraz leader: You'll be surprised who killed that Mr. Kica, we know it

Photo: MN Press

Ljubomir Kica Markovic (39), the leader of the Partizan FC Alcatraz supporters' group, was killed on November 2, 2019 in Grcica Milenka Street in Belgrade when an unknown assailant shot him in front of a football pitch. No one has yet been held responsible for his murder, and President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic said today that it will be surprising for the public to find out who the killer is.

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"It will surprising to you to see who killed that Mr. Kica, you will see soon, we operationally know who killed him. The public will also find out, we just need to gather enough evidence. We know who the executor is and who ordered it. You will find out soon," said Vucic.

A masked attacker approached Markovic, who was released from prison in 2017 after serving time for the murder French football supporter Brice Taton, after he came out of a football pitch, and the murder was recorded by cameras.

The killer chased after Markovic and shot him eight times. Markovic tried to defend himself, pulling out a gun, but didn't get to use it. He carried the gun because he allegedly sensed what was in store for him.

Buried with song and black smoke

He was buried in the New Cemetery on Tuesday, November 5, 2019, and was seen off by more than 500 people, including family members and friends. Most of them were his friends from the stands, Partizan fans, whose leader he was.

They said goodbye with song and black smoke.

Partizan fans published a video from the funeral, where the faces are blurred, but one can notice emotions on many of them, as they were pointing to the sky while singing "Up in the sky is the real army" - with which Partizan fans said goodbye to Kica.

(Telegraf.rs)