Boki 13 luxury wardrobe remains in storage after six years

A luxury wardrobe belonging to Bojan Jovanovski, known as Boki 13, has remained in storage for six years without being put up for sale. The confiscated items, valued at nearly 600,000 euros, include 1,208 pieces of clothing, shoes, watches, bags, and jewelry from high-end brands such as Louis Vuitton, Versace, Gucci, and Dior.

The Agency for Management of Seized Property stated that the items could eventually be sold, destroyed, or donated to state institutions, citizen associations, or foundations, depending on a decision by the Steering Board. Despite a valuation conducted last year, the Agency confirmed there has been no change in how the items are being handled.

The seizure occurred in the summer of 2019 during an investigation into the “Racket” case. Prosecutors allege Jovanovski spent approximately 1.5 million euros on these luxury goods between 2018 and 2019 using funds allegedly extorted from businessman Orce Kamchev. Jovanovski has contested the legality of the seizure, claiming much of the wardrobe was purchased as far back as 2013.