Bulgarian Mafia - Living Criminal Figures

Living Criminal Figures

  • Gen. Lyuben Gocev - Retired Secret Service general, allegedly connected with SIC. He is suspected of being the “eminence grise” of the once ruling Bulgarian Socialist Party and its connection with the mafia. Gocev was a minister of foreign affairs in the 1990s.
  • Krasimir Marinov, aka "Big Margin" - Co-founder of SIC
  • Nikolay Marinov, aka "Small Margin" - Co-founder of SIC
  • Mladen Mihalev, aka Madzho - Co-founder of SIC
  • Georgi Slavov, aka "The Head" - Son of Stoil Slavov and his successor.
  • Ventsislav Stefanov - Co-founder of SIC
  • Rumen Nikolov, aka "Pashata" - Co-founder of SIC
  • Vasil Bozhkov, aka "The Skull" - Billionaire and gambling mogul. While there is no evidence of criminal activities, he has connections with SIC mob bosses and is suspected of calling upon their services.
  • Zlatomir Ivanov, aka "Zlatko Baretata" - Drug smuggler.
  • Gueorguiev Zahariev
  • Plamen Galev
  • Angel Hristov
  • Georgi Stefanov aka "Gerata"- Director VIS1 and VIS2

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