Filip Nigovic

### Outbreak of war.

Filip Nigovic's story is one of resilience, courage, and survival amidst the chaos of the Yugoslav Wars. Born in Bosnia, he experienced firsthand the horrors and atrocities that unfolded during the conflict. As a Bosnian refugee, Filip's life took a dramatic turn when he enlisted as an infantryman, fighting for his homeland.

In the early 1990s, as tensions escalated and Yugoslavia disintegrated, Filip joined the Bosnian army. He fought valiantly alongside his fellow soldiers, defending his country and its people against various factions vying for control. Despite the challenging circumstances and the constant threat to his life, Filip remained determined to protect his loved ones and his homeland.

During his service as a Bosnian infantryman, Filip faced the grim reality of war. He witnessed the devastation caused by indiscriminate shelling, the suffering of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire, and the loss of comrades in arms. Filip's commitment to his duty and his unwavering belief in justice drove him forward, even in the face of unimaginable horrors.

### Enslaved by Serbian war criminal Radomir "The Pig" Binkovic

However, fate dealt Filip a cruel blow when he found himself captured by a notorious Serbian war criminal known as Radomir "The Pig" Binkovic. Binkovic was infamous for his sadistic acts, brutal treatment of prisoners, and participation in war crimes against humanity. The Serbian war criminal subjected Filip and countless others to unspeakable acts of cruelty, using them as slaves and pawns in his twisted power games.

Despite enduring years of physical and psychological torment, Filip refused to let his spirit be broken. He maintained a glimmer of hope, clinging to the belief that justice would one day prevail. Filip's resilience and determination became a source of inspiration for those around him, offering a flicker of hope in the darkest of times.

### Escape to America.

During his captivity, Filip secretly forged alliances with other prisoners, developing a network of support and resistance against Binkovic's oppressive rule. They exchanged information, provided solace to one another, and meticulously planned their eventual escape. Filip's resourcefulness and strategic thinking played a crucial role in their survival.

He was able to purchase a ticket to America using with what little leftover wealth he had and had eventually arrived in Los Santos with zero dollars to his name while also being hunted by Serbian war criminals.

## American Dream.

### The Nigovic Cell

Filip Nigovic was able to procure himself a green card through marrying an obese and trashy Georgian woman who went by the name of Christina Goldberg. He soon divorced her afterwards, and some suspect she was murdered by Nigovic's goons in the yet-to-established Nigovic Cell; it was mostly made up of like-minded Balkan men who had escaped Radomir Binkovic's brutal reign of terror.

Filip Nigovic was able to make himself a large fortune of money in the United States by exploiting the usage of a variety of Chinese sweatshops for his own gain, to which they produced an infamous picture of Nigovic that was printed on t-shirts and widely distributed throughout South East Asia. These were raided by INTERPOL numerous times, and Nigovic was made an international criminal soon after. However, this did not disturb Filip's operations in Los Santos. He was obsessed with prostitutes, money, and glamor in the Nigovic Cell.

### The Casanovas Incident

During a routine meet-up with one of Nigovic's many associates near the Casanova's Strip Club, a sting operation was conducted on behalf of LSPD officers paid off by Radomir Binkovic. Filip Nigovic was able to flee for only but a few moments until he was inevitably apprehended by Radomir's goons. He was deported back to a Serbian death camp operated by Binkovic near Belgrade in 2023.

### Deported to Serbia, back to Radomir "The Pig" Binkovic

With Filip Nigovic apprehended by Radomir "The Pig" Binkovic, death seemed inevitable for Nigovic. He was sentenced to hard labor and brutal conditions by the Serbian guards at the camp. He was made to mine coal and iron used in fueling Serbian infrastructure until he was unable to do so anymore, where he would then be dragged off to the well-reputed "Death Shack" and executed. Filip Nigovic attempted suicide via a cyanide pill he had in his pants, but it failed to work on him. He was doomed.

Filip Nigovic, after a long and grueling shift in the coal mines, was ordered to be executed by Binkovic's command. However, Nigovic, with his impeccable strength and physique, was able to break free of his restraints and shackles. He massacred the entirety of the camp (and the surrounding Serbian villages, although this is disputed by many sources) and escaped back to the United States of America under a false pseudonym: "The Patriot."

### Return to America

Filip Nigovic returned to Los Santos to find his criminal empire destroyed and dismantled. He had nothing and would have to restart from the ground-up. He found another Georgian woman to marry, Hilda von Goldstein, who he soon divorced and allegedly had executed by Nigovic goons.

Nigovic's wealth was re-attained through the stealing of catalytic converters from impoverished residents in the Davis area of the city. He would then sell these catalytic converters back to these impoverished people at an increased price in order to accumulate a profit for himself and make them easier to rip off in the future. This was known as the "Nigovic Scams of 2023."

Nigovic's intelligence was also unfathomable, too. His IQ was a reputed 378 which was well above the likes of Albert Einstein or Oppenheimer. He was able to scam casinos out of millions of dollars through his card-counting tactics, which caused The Garbageman to place a hit out on Nigovic. It is rumored to still persist to this day.

### The Nigovic Cell Re-established

Filip Nigovic's mafia was able to prosper in Los Santos. The breadth of their enterprise stretched from across the city and even towards Blaine County. The Nigovic Cell was a name that stumped the authorities who tried to infiltrate the organization. They were easily detected and executed via feeding them to starving Croatian prisoners that had been imported from the Balkans.

Anyone who was a somebody knew about Filip Nigovic. The Nigovic Cell still persists to this day in the cities of Los Santos, Istanbul, Sarajevo, and Gaborone in Botswana, Africa.