Negotiations with accused murderer Marko Krivosic stalled over single issue

The court has heard negotiations with a man charged with the murder of father-of-four George Nassif inside a Warwick Farm unit have stalled over a single issue.

Marko Krivosic arriving in Sydney after his arrest in Perth last year. Picture: NSW Police

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A single issue is holding up negotiations between a man charged with murder, Marko Krivosic, and the Director of Public Prosecutions, the court has heard.

Police allege Mr Krivosic, 29, of Liverpool shot father-of-four George Nassif in the back inside a Warwick Farm unit last year.

Police allege the 29-year-old murdered George Nassif. Picture: NSW Police

He has been in custody since his arrest in a Perth motel last August which took place two weeks after an arrest warrant was issued.

Shooting victim George Nassif. Picture: Facebook

Police allege the Mr Krivosic was one of two men who entered George Nassif’s George St unit on July 22 last year and is now facing charges of murder, manslaughter and specially aggravated break and enter. No pleas have yet been entered.

An image of one of the men allegedly involved in the murder of George Nassif. Picture: NSW Police

Magistrate Ian Guy heard there was a single issue holding up negotiations between the DPP and Mr Krivosic. The parties have negotiated on two occasions in recent months.

The matter was adjourned for a month and will return to Campbelltown Local Court on December 4