Police seek man after shooting murder of Sydney father

POLICE have publicly called upon 27-year-old Marko Krivosic to come forward as they investigate the murder of George Nassif. The father of four was shot in the back at his home on Sunday.

POLICE have publicly called upon 27-year-old Marko Krivosic to assist with investigations into the murder of George Nassif.

The 46-year-old father of four was shot at his Warwick Farm unit late on Sunday afternoon, dying shortly afterwards at Liverpool Hospital.

George Nassif was shot in the back at his Warwick Farm unit.

Acting Superintendent Paul Albury today encouraged Mr Krivosic to come forward, believing he will be able to assist police with investigations.

“Mr Krivosic has lived in the Liverpool area for a number of years … we believe he may still be in this area and has a number of associates in this area,” he said.

Police have named a man who might be able to help with the investigation. Picture: Damian Hoffman

George Nassif was battling to overcome his drug problems. Picture: Damian Hoffman

“We’re appealing for anyone who has any information in regards to the incident that occurred … or may have been in the vicinity at about 5.20 on Sunday afternoon.”

Police described Mr Krivosic as a 27-year-old male, ranging from 170 to 175cms with olive complexion and solid build.

Police confirmed the two gunmen who fled the scene are still on the run.

George Nassif was battling to overcome his drug problems so he could see his four children again before he was shot in the back after answering a knock at the door.

Police have urged Marko Krivosic to come forward. Picture: Damian Hoffman

Nassif’s best friend Bob told The Daily Telegraph Nassif had battled with drugs in the past but had recently thrived at an intense Coffs Harbour rehabilitation program with the hope of seeing his four children who had moved interstate.

“He’d done the rehab, it was all for his kids,” Bob said.

“I just spoke to him yesterday morning.

“I have a farm, I said I’ll come and get you … and we’re going to the farm. If only he had come with me.

“He killed the rehab. He was 125kg, you’d think he’s not going to finish it, he did.

“And he got his licence back.”

When the Daily Telegraph contacted the Krivosic family home in Liverpool, a woman believed to be his mother said she had not seen Marko for several days.

“Marko... I don’t know. No been here for two, maybe three days,” she said.