Cetinje residents Milo\u0161 Martinovi\u0107 (38) and Mirko Vuleti\u0107 (45), owner of the tavern “Vesetovo” in Cetinje where the New Year\u2019s massacre began, met their tragic end together, after years of sharing life\u2019s hardships abroad.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The massacre, as a reminder, occurred in the afternoon hours of January 1 when Aco Martinovi\u0107 (45), after a tavern argument, allegedly went home, armed himself, and embarked on a bloody rampage. The frenzied Aco Martinovi\u0107 killed 12 victims, including two children aged 9 and 14, at several locations throughout the city. After committing the crime, the perpetrator took his own life.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The massacre victims include Jovan and Vukan Vuleti\u0107, their uncle Mirko Vuleti\u0107, twins Milo\u0161 and Marko Martinovi\u0107, their parents Radovan and Radmila Martinovi\u0107, Jo\u0161o Ota\u0161evi\u0107, Branko Mudra\u0161a, Radovan Markovi\u0107, Dragana Dra\u0161kovi\u0107, and Zorica Vuleti\u0107, who was the sister of the mass murderer Aco Martinovi\u0107. Four people were seriously wounded in the multiple murders, including Marija Martinovi\u0107, Marko Martinovi\u0107\u2019s wife, who managed to flee with her child in her arms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cMilo\u0161, like his twin brother Marko, drove a bus for years before deciding to get his own truck and start a transport company. He succeeded and earned his living through hard work. Then, about two years ago, he decided to go abroad to work on a ship,\u201d said a resident of Cetinje, adding:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cMarko was sad when his brother left, as they were very close, but he supported him in everything. However, Milo\u0161 had a good friend in Malta, Mirko, with whom he shared both good and bad days. They worked the same job and lived together in accommodations provided for workers. Nothing was too hard for them because they knew they were helping their families back home.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n