DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians.

PLACE AND TIME: Rupovo brdo (hill) near Milici, May 27, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the Muslim army of the so-called Bosnia-Herzegovina from the protected zone of Srebrenica have entered the area of the Republic of Srpska where on May 27^th they have made an ambush on the macadam road Rupovo brdo-Kupusna.

When around 17:45 hours a truck vehicle type "Mercedes" arrived in which there were five Serbs-civilians, who were transporting wood for heating, they were killed on the spot, all the five of them:

They were shot at point blanc from a short range by fire arms, and the physicians of the Medical Center in Milici found shot wounds from fire arms. On the body of Milic Milos there was also a wound on the head inflicted by a blow with a blunt mechanical object, and on the body of Savic Miladin there was a cut with a blade in the back, which is pointing out at the fact that these two deceased were killed after previously being injured.

1. Oric Naser, Commander of the 28^th Division of the Army of the so-called Bosnia-Herzegovina in Srebrenica

EVIDENCE: Documentation of the Committee under No. 466/95

PLACE AND TIME: On the road Vidosevac-Glina, August 6-7, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The witness was in the convoy of refugees, having started with her family from the vicinity of Vojnic.

The convoy was moving very slowly and at some 02:00 hours, in the night between August 6 and 7, 1995 arrived in the village of Vidosevac. The convoy stopped there. Running towards them were the escaping civilians who were in the convey ahead of them and were crying in panic: "Run! Run!". She learnt that the convoy was attacked by the members of the 5^th Muslim Corps who were killing civilian population. From her acquaintance I.D. she learnt that the Croat units, during the attack, have taken away his wife, daughter-in-law and grand-son, while he was hidden in the corn field seeing how Croats were beating and taking them away. Since then he did not have any news of them.

They abandoned the vehicle and ran to Topusko, and after two days -on August 9, 1995, having received the information by the UNPROFOR representative that the convoy may continue the travel, they started onwards. This witness has also seen along the road between Vidosevac and Glina a large number of abandoned and turned over tractors and trailers, and abandoned and broken down cars. Everywhere there was a lot of scattered objects, but no corpses were to be seen.

According to the number of abandoned items and vehicles, this witness is estimating that some 500 Serbs were killed there and that the corpses were removed in the meantime, not to be seen by the members of the UNPROFOR and the other witnesses.

1. Members of the 1^st Guard Brigade "Tigers" of the Croat Army 2. Members of the 2^nd Army Brigade "Thunders" of the Croat Army 3. Dudakovic Atif, Commander of the 5^th Muslim Corps and members of this Corps.

PLACE AND TIME: On the road Glina-Dvor, near the village of Trgovi, August 8, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The witness is 16 years old, and he was spending summer vacation, together with his younger brother, with his grand-mother and grand-father near Vrgin Most. When on August 4, 1995 the attack started by the Croat Army on Krajina, he went with his closest of kin on the tractor into the exile. The convoy in front of Glina was shelled and on August 8, 1995 when they were close to Bosanski Novi, in the village of Trgovi, the convoy was again attacked from ambush.

The witness on this occasion was seriously wounded in the arm. His friend V.S. was also wounded on that occasion while one young man who was in their close vicinity was killed.

Civilians in the convoy gave them first aid on the spot and later he was transferred for treatment in Belgrade to the Military Medical Academy hospital.

1. Members of the 1^st Guard Brigade "Tigers" of the Croat Army 2. Members of the 2^nd Guard Brigade "Thunders" of the Croat Army 3. Dudakovic Atif, Commander of the 5^th Muslim Corps and members of this Corps.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians.

PLACE AND TIME: Capljina, years 1992-1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In Capljina, the following Serbs were killed:

6. Golo Nedja, housewife from Gabela, Municipality of Capljina, born in 1931 in Capljina, of father Milos, whose body was handed over to the Serbian authorities in August of 1993, when the autopsy had shown several broken ribs and chest bone inflicted by a heavy blow with a blunt object.

7. Dosen Stana, of father Dusan, from Tasovcic, Municipality of Capljina, killed in her home in June 1992.

8. Drasko Cvija, born in 1907, from Tasovcic, Municipality of Capljina.

9. Elezovic Nevenka, of father Aleksa, from Capljina, killed in her apartment.

10. Elezovic Slavojka, of father Jova, from Capljina, killed by members of the HOS in Trpici, on Kravica and buried at the Orthodox cemetery in Capljina.

11. Zdralic Radoslavka, of father Spasoje, from the village of Recica, Municipality of Capljina, killed on June 8, 1992 near the house of Mujo Kohnic in Domanovici.

22. Nikolic Zoran, of father Vukasin, from Gabela, Municipality of Capljina, killed by the members of the group of Zdenko Jakic and then thrown into Neretva river which floated his corpse. He was buried at the Orthodox cemetery in Capljina.

23. Prelo Soka, of father Danilo, born in 1910, from Tasovcic, Municipality of Capljina.

24. Pudar Divna, born in 1961 in Capljine of father Ljuba from Capljina. She was a mentally retarded person and remained in Capljine where she disappeared on June 7, 1992. Her body was handed over to the authorities of the Republic of Srpska on August 29, 1993.

25. Reljic Vukasin, of father Novica, killed on June 7, 1992 in Muminovaca-Domanovici.

26. Reljic Djura, killed on June 7, 1992 in Muminovaca-Domanovici.

27. Reljic Novica, killed on June 7, 1992 in Muminovaca-Domanovici.

28. Tripic Drazenko, of father Sreten from Capljine, and his father.

29. Tripic Sreten, of father Novica from Capljine, who were killed at the waterfalls Kravica.

30. Dzonlaga Djordje, of father Novica, killed on June 7, 1992 in Muminovaca-Domanovici.

31. Sakota Mileva, from the village of Recica, Municipality of Capljina.

32. Sakota Saveta, of father Milan, born in 1920, from the village of Kozice, Municipality of Capljina.

There are no information whatsoever since the year 1992 about Djukteras Simana from the village of Klepci, Municipality of Capljina, who had remained in the village of Klepci.

1. Hrastic Miro, called "Caro" from Ljubusko, chief of the HOS police in Capljine.

2. Muminagic (or Muminovic) Mirsad, of father Nail, some 50 years of age, called "Tadija" from the village of Struga near Capljine, chief of police of HOS for civilian matters, before the war a taxi-driver.

EVIDENCE: 454/95-14, 202/95, 907/95 and 353/95.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians.

PLACE AND TIME: Tasovcici, Municipality of Capljina, middle of the year 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: A married couple:

1. Kuzman Nikola, and

2. Kuzman Dusanka, renown doctors-stomatologists from Tasovcici

returned to their home in Tasovcici after being released from the prison camp in Dretelj.

Having learned that they were released from the camp of Dretelj, the apartment of the Kuzman couple was invaded in the night by : Veger Zlatko, Veger Joza and Sakac Edin and they have taken the couple to Modric, the hill above Tasovcici, where they were slaughtered. They are now buried in the cemetery in Capljine.

1. Veger Zlatko, of father Ilija, born in 1965 in Capljine, a Croat, who was working before the war as a laborer in the Biscuits Factory in Capljine.

2. Veger Joza, of father Ilija, some 30 years of age, who was a waiter before the war, and

3. Sakac Edin, of father Meho, born in 1959 in Capljine, a Muslim, who was working before the war as a locksmith in "Energoinvest" - all the three of them from Tasovcici.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges II-055.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians

PLACE AND TIME: Humilisani near Mostar, June 19-20, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the HVO in this place have killed the following Serbs:

1. Vukosav Duka, who was killed by a bullet shot in his forehead while seated in his car type "Opel-Record".

5. Vukosav Zarko, of father Duka, owner of the coffee-shop "Dugin Gaj" in Bijelo Polje - killed in a garage in Humilisani in which six Serbs were imprisoned.

1. Petkovic Milivoje, commander of the HVO (Croat Defense Council) in Mostar.

2. Hadziosmanovic Ismet, president of the SDA (Party of Democratic Action) in Mostar.

3. Vlasic Damjan, lawyer. president of the HDZ (Croat Democratic Community) in Mostar.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians.

PLACE AND TIME: Konjic, on and about July 10, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: A group of Muslim soldiers had taken away the Golubovic family:

1. Golubovic Djura, of father Pero, born in 1953, professor of geography in the High School Center in Konjic, residing in the suburbs Prkan-Stari Grad in Konjic, and his wife

They have taken Golubovic family towards the village of Djajici. During the ride, Djura succeeded in throwing out of the car his older son Petar, who hid himself and latter on watched the Muslims kill his father, mother and younger brother.

After this event, Golubovic Petar ran to the check point where Muslims were stationed and told them what had happened to his father, mother and brother. These Muslims took him to the place of the murder and there killed also Petar.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges I-072.

PLACE AND TIME: Mali Zvornik in the territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, May 10, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTIOn: Members of the Army of the so-called Bosnia-Herzegovina, on May 10, 1995 at some 13:10 hours fired a grenade from the territory of the so-called Bosnia-Herzegovina, which had fallen on Zvornik - towards the center for training of drivers.

On this occasion the following person had died:

Radic Dragisa, of father Sreten, born in 1953.

Injuries were caused to Vidic Dimitrije, of father Mitar, born in 1922.

The grenade was probably fired from a tank, from the region of the village of Nezuh (Ravna Gora).

At the same time the electrical supply network was damaged in the length of 50 meters.

Members of the Army of the so-called Bosnia-Herzegovina.

PLACE AND TIME: Vucilovac near Brcko, December 12, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Village of Vucilovac was populated with Serbian inhabitants, while the surrounding villages of Kopanici and Vidovica were populated with mixed inhabitants. Serbs who were in mid-1992 expelled from these two villages, found refuge in Vucilovac.

Members of the Croat Army were often opening fire on Vucilovac, until December 12, 1992.

On this day members of the Croat Army entered the village of Vucilovac from three sides and started setting houses on fire and killing of Serbian population that they captured.

On this occasion, the following persons were killed:

9. Majstorovic Milenko, of father Nedeljko, born on February 22, 1971 in Vucilovac - Croat soldiers killed him near his house by firing at him from automatic gun.

10. Majstorovic Panto, of father Stojan, born on June 12, 1944 in Vucilovac.

11. Margetic Marinko, of father Petar, born in 1942 in Vucilovac - his body was handed over during the exchange decapitated, with only one ear.

A total of 20 Serbs were killed and their bodies were handed over to the Serbian authorities on January 30, 1993.

1. Vincentic Ivo

EVIDENCE: 617/95-37, 617/95-21, 617/95-23, 617/95-24, 679/95-1, 679/95-2, 679/95-3, 679/95-4, 679/95-6, 679/95-7, 679/95-11, 679/95-12,679/95-16, 679/95-22, 679/95-28, 679/95-39 and 679/95-42.

PLACE AND TIME: Donji Bukvik, September 14, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the 108^th Brcanska Brigade of the Army of the so-called Bosnia-Herzegovina on September 14, 1992 made an attack on the villages in the county of Bukvik. On that occasion the entire civilian population escaped into the woods. One number of aged inhabitants, however, was captured. Among them were the daughter-in-law and the husband’s sister:

1. Brestovacki Radojka, of father Blagoje, born on July 28, 1933 in Vucilovac, and 2. Brestovacki Milka, of father Nikola, born on February 15, 1943, in Donji Bukvik.

Before they were killed, Muslim soldiers ordered them to call for their husbands to tell them if they should not surrender, that they will be killed. They had to shout out the calls several times.

Since their husbands were not appearing, Muslim soldiers fired a round from the automatic gun at them and killed them.

They also killed:

3. Vidovic Djoka

1. Ramic Mustafa, of father Jusuf, born on February 6, 1942 in Brcko, residing in Brcko at 10, Safeta Travnjakica Street, before the war was the president of the Municipal Assembly of Brcko (Lord Mayor of Brcko), member of the military command in the 108^th Brcanska Brigade of the HVO of Bosnian Posavina in the former Bosnia-Herzegovina.

2. Pljakic Ramiz, of father Hamdija, born on May 17, 1958 in the village of Ugao, Municipality of Sjenica, was residing in Brcko at Strosmajerova Street bbb, before the war a military, lieutenant, member of the military command of the 108^th Brigade of HVO of Bosnian Posavina in former Bosnia-Herzegovina.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges I-239

PLACE AND TIME: Sarajevo, May 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Milovanovic Nebojsa, who was residing in Sarajevo in Ognjena Price Street, was killed from a pistol by his neighbor, a Muslim called Sejo, because he suspected him that by means of a lighted advertising sign located on the building in which Milovanovic was living, he was giving signals to the Serbian soldiers on the hills surrounding Sarajevo.

1. Sejo, a Muslim, who was a musician before the war.

PLACE AND TIME: Sibenik, end of 1991.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: After the HDZ (Croat Democratic Community) had won the elections in Croatia, in Sibenik a terrible persecution of Serbs started. Pressure was especially made on conjugal partners from mixed marriages, and Serbian women wed to the Croats were killed:

1. Zorcan Dusanka, maiden name Njegic. She was killed by the end of 1991 by her husband Zorcan Joco, called "Jule", a Croat and member of the police forces of Sibenik. They had one child. The family of the deceased is convinced that he willfully killed her because she was a Serb and because she did not want to change her religion. This killing was presented as an accident, i.e. as an accidental killing by the husband. Instead of standing trial for murder, Joco was promoted to a personal driver of the police forces commander of Sibenik.

2. Bratic Milka, maiden name Todorovic, a Serbian woman from Sibenik. She was married to a Croat Bratic Marko, with whom she had one child. Her husband killed her.

PLACE AND TIME: Masicka Sagovina, Municipality of Nova Gradiska, December 19 and 20, 1991

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Croat armed forces composed of 100^th Zagreb Brigade (the so-called "Student"), 121th Toplica Brigade from Nova Gradiska, 108^th Brodska Brigade from Slavonski Brod, as well as some independent brigades, suddenly in the early morning attacked this Serbian village populated almost exclusively with Serbian inhabitants, on the Serbian holiday of Saint Nikola December 19, 1991. On this and the following day, the following persons were killed:

7. Milankovic Gligorije, between 60-70 years of age - Milankovic was in the Territorial Defense uniform and after he surrendered, he was first beaten and then shot, his body taken to his house at some 150 meters distance and the house set on fire.

17. Mandic Branko, born in 1960, member of the Territorial Defense forces - shot after having surrendered while coming out of the basement of Rajko Stojcevic.

18. Miokovic Milorad, born in 1957 - shot by Zdravko Paritan after having surrendered by coming out of the basement of Rajko Stojceivc.

Croat soldiers gathered the bodies of killed Serbs, loaded the corpses on the chart-cart and drove them in the direction of cemetery where some 60 killed Serbs were buried in the mass grave.

1. Bolic Ante, from Nova Gradiska, who commanded one of the units which attacked the village, now president of the Municipality of Nova Gradiska.

EVIDENCE: 628/95-9, 628/95-12, 618/95-3 and 40/94.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges II-021.

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Gredjani, Municipality of Okucani, end of July - beginning of August 1991.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Croat armed forces made an attack on this village in which only Serbs were living. On this occasion they killed the following Serbs:

The following persons are missing, presumed killed:

Members of the Croat armed forces.

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Kolosici, Municipality of Visoko, June 20, 1992, at some 14:30 hours.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Some 20 Muslim soldiers wearing camouflage uniforms, with their faces painted with camouflage paint, entered the courtyard of the house of Vukovic Uros, where members of Vukovic family were gathered, one of the most distinguished and richest families in this area. After having killed all of them with fire arms, they loaded their bodies on the truck and took them to Visoko. After five days, they buried them at the Serbian cemetery in Visoko, but no one from the family was allowed to attend the burial.

The following members of Vukovic family were killed:

and their cousins:

Witness 806/95-34, member of Vukovic family, states as follows:

"...When on June 20^th Muslims made the attack, we were all disturbed, but were counting on the protection by our Muslim neighbors, and most of all of the very influential family Musinbegovic, whose houses were at some 50 meters distance from ours.

At the time of the attack, Hasib and Jusuf Musinbegovic were not in the village. In our house, the night before between June 19 and 20, 1991, Hasib’s wife Hisveta had spent the night together with her mother Cumra and her three sons. They stayed in our house for as long as the shooting did not stop, at some 14:00 hours. Then they went to their own house for lunch, saying that they will return.

Even before, and especially since the beginning of war, it happened that women from Musinbegovic family together with their children would spend the night in our house - and in the new house at that which were furnished, and in which we of the Vukovic family would sleep from time to time. For this reason, it was not strange to us at all that they came to spend the night with us on that particular night, because our relations were very close.

After they left, my father said that we should give water to the cattle, have lunch and then go all of us together to the center of the village to see what to do next.

My wife at one moment told me that some 20 armed Muslim soldiers are coming, headed by the son of our neighbor Mustafa Musinbegovic called "Dico". Together with him was also Izet Musinbegovic, who was also our neighbor.

We were at that time in the basement and from there we could not see what is happening, because we were preparing lunch. After a short time, I heard the screams of my mother, and then the crying of Miodrag, who was calling Milojko and Zdravko to come to the courtyard. Immediately after that I heard many rounds of fire from the automatic weapon. Then there was silence.

When I went into the courtyard I have seen my father, mother, brother, brother’s son and cousins lying around killed..."

1. Musinbegovic Jusuf, before the war major in the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA), commander of the Territorial Defense in Kakanj, who was leading the attack on the village of Kalotici

EVIDENCE: 661/95-1, 661/95-2, 799/95-2 and 806/95-34.

(Draginja (1924-1992), Bosko (1927-1992), Zdravko (1946-1992), Rajko (1948-1992), Jelenko (1962-1992), Miodrag (1970-1992)

VUKOVICI FROM VISOKO

They killed you, they did not let us bury you, we do not know where your graves are, but we know our customs.

Annual memorial service will be held on June 27, 1993 and we are inviting fiends to come to Majora Gavrilovica Street No. 22 at 15:00 hour in Bijeljina. VUKOVIC FAMILY)

PLACE AND DATE: Blazuj near Sarajevo, August 28, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: On the day of one of the greatest Orthodox holidays, Velika Gospojina (Virgin Mary’s Day), August 28, 1995, in the church of Saint Sava in Blazuj, wedding ceremony was to take place of the Serb Vlastimir Glavas.

With the bride and groom at some 12:00 hours another 50 guests of the wedding party arrived. After the marriage ceremony was officiated in the church, which lasted some half an hour, guests started going out of the church. When the wedding guests were taking their places for the photographs to be taken in front of the church, members of the so-called Army of Bosnia-Herzegovina started mortar attack. Fire was opened from the position at some 400 meters distance from the church, from where there was an excellent view of the space in front of the church.

Grenades started falling in front of the church where at that time there were some 150 persons gathered, as is the custom during weddings. On this occasion even more people were present because it was a religious holiday.

On that occasion, one person was killed and 52 persons were wounded. Among them there were nine children and 19 women.

The priest Djordje Ilic was also wounded who was at that time inside the church which was hit.

At 70 meters distance from the church is the maternity ward close to which the shells were also falling.

Those wounded were treated in the hospital in Zivinice.

At the same time, 15 cars were damaged which were parking on the church parking lot.

The following persons were killed:

1. Vitomir Jadranka, born in 1961 or 1965.

Seriously or slightly wounded were:

When the investigating judge of the Main Court in Ilidza came to the place of the crime, at some 17:00 hours, together with the representative of the UNPROFOR, Captain Christian Gogen, shelling started again from the same Muslim position on Igman Mount and the investigating team was forced to stop work.

1. Members of the so-called Army of Bosnia-Herzegovina positioned at Igman Mount.

EVIDENCE: Document of the Committee 686/95 containing the minutes on the investigation on the scene of the crime, minutes and affidavits from 5 witnesses and the report on persons injured.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians

PLACE AND TIME: Zirovac near Dvor on Una, August 7, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Witness 680/95-18 is stating the following:

"...I was moving in the convoy of refugees from Vojnic, on the tractor with members of my family, when fire was opened on the convoy at some 10:00 hours near Zirovac by the members of the Croat Army from the infantry armament and mortars. On this occasion the following persons were killed:

Witness 715/95-1, 71 years old is testifying as follows:

"...I was living in the village in the vicinity of Vrgin Most, until the beginning of August 1995 when there were news that Croat Army is coming, slaughtering and killing everything in its way.

For this reason I left my home with my daughter-in-law and grandchild and on the tractor of our neighbor we started towards Glina.

When we passed Glina, in front of the village of Zirovac, Croat soldiers were waiting for us and they started killing Serbs in the refugee convoy. They were burning down tractors in which Serbs were moving, they were slaughtering and killing on the spot. I escaped in the corn fields with my daughter-in-law and grandchild. All those who did not escape were killed.

Then we returned to Glina. When the convoy started again the next day from Glina, we were attacked again by the Croat soldiers, who started killing people in the convoy. I have seen on that occasion a large number of Serbs killed. This is how a large number of men, women, aged and children were massacred.

I have seen Croat soldiers shoot at my neighbor Sima Mraovic from Golinje who fell under the tractor. Since I have seen this while I was escaping from the Croat soldiers, I do not know what happened to him later...".

INDICATIONS CONCERNING PERPETRATORS: Members of the Croat Army.

EVIDENCE: 680/95-18 and 715/95-1.

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Ilidza, Municipality of Sanski Most, September 16-20, 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the Muslim army have on September 16, 1995 in the afternoon, attacked and seized the village of Ilidza which they have held under their occupation for 4-5 days, when the village was liberated by the Army of the Republic of Srpska.

In the village only the aged civilians had remained. After the village was liberated, the following killed persons were found:

1. Todorovic Vid, of father Stojan, born in 1929 in Ilidza. His body was found some 100 meters from his home. In the area of the top of his head, a wedge 15 cm long was probed in and in the chest he had two knife wounds. On the corpse, penis was missing with testicles which were cut off.

2. Bajic Rajko, waiter by profession. His body was found in the field near the house. He had fire arm wounds in the head and wounds inflicted with a blade in the chest, probably knife wounds. His penis with testicles was also cut off and placed on his chest.

INDICATIONS CONCERNING PERPETRATORS: Members of the Muslim army.

EVIDENCE; 818/95-19 and 818/95-20

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of civilians

PLACE AND TIME: Vicinity of Sanski Most, October 10, 1995

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Witness 818/95-17 testifies as follows:

"...I was living in Sanski Most, where I was born. My brother Todor Marjanovic on October 10, 1995 in the afternoon started preparing his tractor and trailer so that we may leave town in the face of attacks of the Muslim army. He placed on the tractor our father Mirko, who already had three strokes and our aged mother who was gravely ill and had a part of her leg amputated because of diabetes.

Muslim units were getting closer to the center of Sanski Most, they were opening terrible fire on the convoy of refugees which was leaving town.

The convoy of refugees was a very long one and was moving slowly because of the road congestion. When on the tractor we got at some distance from the center of Sanski Most and arrived at the place Poljak, in the vicinity of "Vuk Karadzic" school, shells started falling on the convoy, fired by the Muslim army. One of these shells fell in front of the tractor and wounded my brother Todor Marjanovic, born in 1952 of father Mirko. His son was also hit and died.

1. Marjanovic Igor, born in 1981 in Sanski Most

On that occasion all the length of the convoy was shelled, both the part in front and the part behind us. In all of these places there were dead civilians and those escaping. I have seen that in the passenger car which was moving in the immediate vicinity of the trailer in which I was riding, the following person was killed:

2. son of Poparic Mica, 17 years old.

His body remained on the road. From the Klekic family, the person killed was

3. wife of Klekic Zare, some 60 years old and her daughters were wounded.

I can not say how many dead there was, but I know that the shells were falling very often on the convoy in the length of some one kilometer..."

Members of the Muslim army.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In the village of Paulin Dvor before the war there were 65 households in which, except for the two Croat households, only the families of Serbian nationality were living.

Croat armed forces on December 11, 1991 entered Paulin Dvor and killed the following civilians:

19. Keckes Karlo, a Hungarian, some 55 years old, by origin from a place in Baranja, who was visiting this village.

This killing took place in the house of Bukvic Andrija which was afterwards mined and destroyed.

Bodies of the persons killed on that same night were loaded on a truck and taken in an unknown direction. The only body found was the corpse of Darinka Vujnovic, whose body was cut into pieces. She was buried in the village of Trpinje.

1. Ivankovic Nikola, called "Danguba", of father Ivan and mother Ljubica, maiden name Pehar, born on May 25, 1959 in Osijek, residing at the address: Vladislavci, Novo naselje 10.

EVIDENCE: 619/95-4 and 229/95.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges I-019.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of ZNG (Croat United National Guard) on December 24, 1991 at around 24:00 hours entered the apartment of the tenant Milenko (born in 1948), located at Neretvanska Street No. 2 in Osijek, arrested him and took him away.

His body was found in the first half of January 1992 at a place called Bair, near the railway line. The body was mutilated and hands tied at the back.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges I-21.

PLACE AND TIME: Zimca near Visoko, August 18, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Inhabitants of Serbian nationality of the village of Zimca escaped in front of the Muslim offensive. One of the few who had remained was a Serb

who was found alone at home by the three members of the Muslim forces: Provalic, Ramic and Isakovic. They first put the shirt into his mouth, then started hitting him with a knife all over the body. After that, they slaughtered him and took his body 500 meters away from the house and threw it into the river Zimasnica near the mill. Later his body was found and buried at the cemetery in Golo Brdo.

1. Provalic Amir, of father Sejo from Topuzovo Polje, Municipality of Visoko.

2. Ramic Niset, from the village of G. Seoca, Municipality of Visoko.

3. Isakovic, from the village of Vratnice, Municipality of Visoko, all of them members of the Territorial Defense of Visoko.

EVIDENCE; 293/95-3 and 293/95-4.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Muslim armed forces under the command of Hajrudin Hasanovic from Setici, attacked this Serbian village and found in it only disabled or bed-ridden aged inhabitants, whom they immediately killed. The following persons were killed:

1. Pantic Mihajlo, born in 1902 - killed with three bullets, one fired directly into his head, smashing it completely.

6. Prelovac Cvija from Majevica, over 60 years old - on her body there were traces of burns by fire.

7. Lukic Bosa, 65 years old - killed from fire arms.

Bodies of these persons were later found and buried at the cemetery in Karkaj, Municipality of Zvornik.

1. Hasanovic Hajrudin, from Setici, commander of the Muslim unit.

2. Sinanovic Ahmet, of father Arif, from Setici.

EVIDENCE: 293/95-5, 293/95-6 and 49/95-8.

PLACE AND TIME: Vrnojevic, Municipality of Zivinice, years 1992-1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the Muslim armed forces under the command of Kamberovic, from time to time were entering this purely Serbian village. On such occasions, they would first beat up all the Serbs they could find in the village, and then they would start the killing.

In the house of Boskovic in June 1992 they killed the following persons:

Before killing, both of them were tortured. Boskovic was slaughtered, previously his eye was gauged. This was done on June 21 or 22, 1992.

In front of the house of Zravko Stevanovic in February 1993, the following persons were shot:

For this reason Serbian population abandoned its village and through the Konjuh Mountain escaped into the territory of the Republic of Srpska. The Muslims afterwards plundered and burnt down the village.

EVIDENCE: 293/95-11, 193/95-12 and 293/95-17.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Witness, 73 years old, was living together with his wife

in the joint house in Ludviga Pesica Street, in which he was forced on October 6, 1993 to receive and accommodate in his apartment members of the Muslim army Mulasalihovic Nerim and Mujkanovic Hajrudin.

On October 9, 1993 around midnight, they entered the room where Jovics were sleeping and inflicted upon his wife Julijana serious body injuries from which she never regained consciousness and died in Tuzla hospital on October 22, 2993.

The witness was on that occasion also beaten up and serious body injuries inflicted upon him, then all the valuables were plundered from the house.

When the witness regained consciousness, he found his wife lying on the bathroom floor unconscious with a turned up pajamas. She had a cut between her legs and a cut off breast which indicated sexual abuse. Furthermore, parts of both of her ears where she was wearing ear-rings were cut off.

Against perpetrators a criminal procedure was filed before the District Military Court of Tuzla in the file Ki. 774/93. After the hearing, investigating judge insisted that the witness gives a statement that he is not interested in pressing criminal charges and prosecution of perpetrators in the killing of his wife, so that he may be allowed to leave Tuzla, which he was forced to accept.

YU/SC 780-92/DOC-7/s

PLACE AND TIME: Vitinice, hamlet of Odzacina, Municipality of Zvornik, June 20, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the Muslim armed formations have attacked this village for the first time on June 9, 1992. Then they burnt down two houses. During the second attack committed on June 20, 1992 in the early morning, they killed close to their homes, the following persons:

From the ambush they killed also the passengers who were trying to escape by car from the village:

Muslim soldiers during this attack plundered and burnt down the village.

Muminovic Semso, from Kovacevic.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: During the attack of the Muslim Territorial Defense force, which was made on June 5, 1992 on the Serbian villages in the vicinity of Zenica, in the village of Mutnica the following persons were killed:

After killing them, perpetrators have set their barns on fire.

1. Sisic Siradj, who commanded the Muslim armed forces.

2. Boncina Branko, commander of the Territorial Defense force of Zenica

PLACE AND DATE: Vranojevici, Municipality of Zivinice, February 23, 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: On the day of the Orthodox holiday for the deceased All Souls’ Day, members of the Muslim armed forces in this village killed from fire arms the following persons:

1. Hodzic Fejzo, commander of the Muslim armed unit from the village of Besirovici and members of his unit.

PLACE AND DATE: Village of Bukvica, Municipality of Gorazde, May 25, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION; In this village at some 25 kilometers distance from Gorazde, which belonged to the local community of Ilovaca, there were 9 Serbian houses.

Muslims from the neighboring villages in early May 1992 started making barricades, which caused anxiety among Serbs. Therefore, all the younger inhabitants of the village escaped, and in the village remained only the aged inhabitants.

The testifying witness, believing his Muslim neighbors who were telling him that they have nothing to fear, remained with his wife in the village.

The armed Muslims from the neighboring villages on May 25, 1992, at some 16:00 hours, entered this village and on that occasion killed everyone that they found in the village.

The following person were killed:

6. Vukasinovic Milos, of father Nedjo, some 66 years old, and his wife

7. Vukasinovic Jovanka, some 62 years old, and

8. Vukasinovic Milorad, of father Todor, some 74 years old.

The witness succeeded in escaping from the village which was then plundered by the Muslim soldiers and burnt down.

1. Son of Agamovic Sulejman from the village of Krabarisa near Gorazde.

2. Odzic Murat, from the village of Tresnjice near Gorazde.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges I-199.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In Visegrad in spring of 1992, Muslims started persecuting Serbs who were a minority population.

Thus, Huso Kuspahic killed:

Indjic Mica, of father Radovan, who worked as a secretary of the primary school "Vuk Karadzic".

1. Kuspahic Huso, who was an active police officer in Visegrad before the war.

PLACE AND TIME: On the road Stoborani-Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak, October 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina, members of its military unit from Zepa, waited in an ambush for the car type TAM-110 which was moving along the road Stoborani-Godjenje and on that occasion killed the following persons:

who were in this truck. The truck, after killing of the above, was looted and set on fire.

1. Nuhanovic Jusuf, of father Sabrija, born in 1942 in Brloznik, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

3. Glusic Bekto, of father Mehmed, born in 1957 in Plana, Municipality of Han Pijesak

4. Gusic Tufo, of father Ibrahim, born in 1954 in Olovo

5. Mehmedovic Alija, of father Mustafa, born in 1968 in Urtici, Municipality of Rogatica

6. Cardakovic Ramiz, of father Rasim, born in 1956 in Stoborani

7. Dzebo Dzevad, of father Rahman, born in 1970 in Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

PLACE AND TIME: Hamlet of Dubice, village of Mislovo, Municipality of Rogatica, July 29, 1994.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Veljovic Stojan and his son Veljovic Milan on July 29, 1994 at some 08:30 hours were cutting grass on their meadow called "Hadzin do". Then the members of the terrorist diversion group of the Muslim army from Zepa appeared, and opened fire on them from infantry armament. On that occasion:

was hit in the head suffering injuries from which he died on the spot, while his son saved himself by escaping.

1. Sakic Kisadet, of father Murat, born in 1971 in Godjani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

2. Hodzic Hasan, of father Hamed, born in 1957 in Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

3. Dzebo Dzevad, of father Rahman, born in 1970 in Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

4. Sejtis Huso, born in 1952 in Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

5. Cardakovic Ramiz, of father Rasim, born in 1956 in the village of Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak

6. Cardakovic Safet, of father Abid, born in 1964 in Stoborani, Municiplaity of Han Pijesak.

EVIDENCE; 137/95-9 and 691/95.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the diversion-terrorist group of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina from Zepa came upon the civilian

who was killed at a point black range from the infantry armament, the location of killing was at some one kilometer and a half from the house of the deceased.

1. Sakic Kisadet, of father Murat, born in 1971 in Godjani, Municipality of Han Pijesak

2. Hodzic Hasan, of father Hamed, born in 1957 in Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak

3. Dzebo Dzevad, of father Rahman, born in 1970 in Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak

5. Cardakovic Ramiz, of father Rasim, born in 1956 in the village of Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

6. Cardakovic Safet, of father Abid, born in 1964 in Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the diversion-terrorist group within the composition of Zepa unit "June 4^th" of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina, from Zepa in August 1992 have attacked the village of Jelovice in the Municipality of Han Pijesak.

On that occasion they have killed the following civilians of Serbian nationality:

1. Zgonjanin Mladjen, while

2. Kosoric Boban, who was seriously injured, after several days died from the wounds.

Upon seizure of the village, the village was looted and most of the houses and property was burnt down.

1. Muratovic Dzevad, called "Ciro", of father Sarija, born on January 2, 1963 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

2. Muratovic Hamed, of father Hasib, born on November 14, 1931 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

3. Omerspahic Agonja, of father Aga, born on May 24, 1954 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

4. Lilic Selim, called "Skuco", of father Hamid, born on January 28, 1954 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

5. Lilic Nasko, of father Nezir, born on January 16, 1952 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

6. lilic Sejdjalija, of father Abid, born on December 3, 1959 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

7. Muratovic Ismet, called "Ismo", of father Muradif, born on May 1, 1962 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

8. Saric, of father Murat, born on March 20, 1971 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

9. Ramiz, called "Zoran", of father Rasim, born in 1956 in the village of Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

10. Hasib, of father Mehmed, born in 1956 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

11. Sead, called "Tamburica", of father Humzo.

12. Avdic Besim, called "Besko", born in 1960 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

13. Lilic Hajrudin, born in 1960 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

14. Ismet, called "Crta", of father Avdija.

15. Lilic Nedzad, born in 1955 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

16. Lilic Nijaz, of father Abid, born in 1962 in Godjenje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Borovine, Municipality of Han Pijesak, August 7, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the diversion-terrorist group of the "June 4^th" unit of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina from Zepa, under the command of Pavlic Avdo, on August 7, 1992 made an attack on the Serbian population in the village of Borovine.

On that occasion they have taken the lives of the three members of the Borovina family, whom they slaughtered:

Afterwards, they have set on fire several houses, barns and hay-stacks, having previously looted and taken away all the valuable objects from the abandoned Serbian houses from which the population, with the exception of the members of the assassinated family which remained because of the bed-ridden Slavko, have previously escaped.

1. Palic Avdo, commander of the diversion-terrorist group of the "June 4^th" unit of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

2. Hasanovic Fadil, of father Salih, born on July 22, 1955 in Krivace, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

3. Hasanovic Ekrem, called "Kemo", of father Mustafa, born on June 15, 1961 in Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

4. Gusic Bekto, of father Muhamed, born on March 20, 1957 in Plane, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

5. Nuhanovic Mustafa, of father Rahman, born on January 5, 1970 in the village of Brloznik, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

6. Dzebo Dzevad, called "Crni", of father Rahman, born in 190 in the village of Stoborani, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

7. Krestalica Alija, of father Mujo, born in 1938 in the village of Rijeke, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

8. Krestalica Hamdija, of father Salih, born in 1940 in the village of Rijeke, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

9. Gusic Omer, called "Sremac" of father Sarija, born in 1946 in the village of Rijeke, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

10. Gusic Meho, of father Sarija, born in 1949 in the village of Rijeke, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

11. Gusic Avdija, of father Muhamed, born in 1953 in the village of Plane, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

12. Hasanovic Camil, of father Lulfa, born in 1958 in the village of Krivace, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Rijeke, Municipality of Han Pijesak, May 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the diversion-terrorist group of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina from Zepa placed an ambush on the road leading to the village of Rijeke, at the place called Majdan. When the passenger car type "Zastava" appeared in which were riding

they opened fire from fire arms and killed them. Afterwards, they looted the car and set it on fire.

1. Hasanovic Ramiz, of father Husein, born in 1965 in the village of Krivace, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

2. Hasanovic Selman, called "Zeleni" of father Husein, born in 1967 in the village of Krivace, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

3. Ivojevic Abdulah, called "Dulo", of father Emin, born in 1967 in the village of Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

4. Hodzic Hasan, called "Pitanac" of father Hamed, born in 1957 in the village of Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

PLACE AND DATE: Crna Rijeka, Municipality of Han Pijesak, June 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the diversion-terrorist group of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina from Zepa placed an ambush on the road leading to the village of Crna Rijeka. When the passenger car type "Golf" arrived, driven by

he was shot at and killed. Then the vehicle was looted and set on fire.

1. Hasanovic Ramiz, of father Husein, born in 1965 in the village of Krivace, Municipality of Han Pijesak

2. Hasanovic Selman, called "Zeleni", of father Husein, born in 1967 in the village of Krivace, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

3. Ivojevic Abdulah, called "Dulo", of father Emin, born in 1967 in the village of Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

4. Hodzic Hasan, called "Pitanac", of father Hamed, born in 1957 in the village of Podzeplje, Municipality of Han Pijesak.

PLACE AND TIME: Sarajevo, August 1992 - October 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina in this period, during the raids, were capturing Serbs on Sarajevo streets and were taking them away on Trebevic forcing them to dig trenches. Serbs were seldom returning alive from there.

On Trebevic there is a cave Kazani into which the Muslim soldiers were throwing the bodies of the killed or live Serbs who were being assassinated in this way also. In order to destroy the bodies of the killed Serbs which were thrown into the abyss Kazani, Muslims were also throwing in it old rubber tires and were burning them.

The commander of this unit was Musan Topalovic, who had "an elite detachment". This detachment could be joined only with an "admission fee" and this "admission fee" was one cut off Serbian head. Members of this detachment were exhibiting heads of slaughtered Serbs in the building of the local primary school.

Members of this brigade were killing some of the Serbs also by tying them down to the truck and dragging them for as long as they were alive. Some were being killed by tying them to two passenger cars which would start in opposite directions, thus dismembering the victims.

Members of this brigade also took part in the sniper shooting of civilians in the Serbian part of Sarajevo. One of the sniper shooters was Colak Refik who was publicly boasting that he personally received as a gift from Alija Izetbegovic the sniper which Alija brought to him from Vienna.

This detachment was personally visited by Alija Izetbegovic, Haris Silajdzic and Biserka Turkovic, now the Bosnia-Herzegovina Ambassador to Zagreb.

District Military Court of Sarajevo because of these killings, was conducting proceedings against members of the 10^th Mountain Brigade and on December 24, 1994 pronounced unusually mild verdicts - the highest sentence was 6 years of prison. However, after only one year, on the eve of the new year 1996, all the persons sentenced were pardoned and released from prison!

Members of this brigade were killing civilians, previously unlawfully having detained them, tortured them and treating them in inhuman ways, causing them terrible sufferings and injuries.

Among the persons killed are also the following Serbs:

4. Komljenac Marina, from Sarajevo, residing at Dragice Pravice Street No. 7/2 - she was slaughtered by Colak Refik and her body was also thrown in the abyss Kazani as well as her husband.

5. Komljevac Radoslav from Sarajevo, residing at Dragice Pravice street No. 7/2 - he was slaughtered by Selak Mevludin.

6. Lavljiv Vasilije - slaughtered by Kubat Zijo, who severed his head from the body and threw the body in the abyss Kazani, and his wife.

7. Lavljiv Ana - Osmanovic Suad ordered her to lie down and spread her legs and then pushed a branch into her sexual organ. Tucakovic Esad with a lighter burnt her pubic hair and finally Tucakovic Esad slaughtered her, severed her head from her body and threw the body in the abyss.

8. Nikolic Ervin called "Eno" - his neck was pierced by a sword in a blow inflicted by Bejtic Samir, while the others were hitting his body with knives until he was completely mutilated. Then Bejtic Samir severed his head from the body and threw the body in the abyss Kazani.

9. Radosavljevic Branislav - his head was cut off by Topalovic Musan and his body thrown in the abyss Kazani.

10. Salipur Predrag from Sarajevo, Borisa Kidrica Street No. 3 - he was slaughtered by Hodzic Nihad, and Hodzic Husein severed his head from his body by a knife and then threw the body in the abyss Kazani, as well as his wife.

11. Sapilur Katarina, from Sarajevo, Borisa Kidrica No. 3 - her body was thrown in the abyss Kazani, and

12. Sljivic Bozidar

Witness 806/95-18 testifies as follows:

"...While I was imprisoned in the cell No. 2 in the Central Prison of Sarajevo (April 1993 - September 1995), in the same cell a certain time was spent by the former members of the armed units of Topalovic Musan called "Caco" and of his deputy Delalic Ramiz called "Celo 2". They were: Hatic Alen and Kapetanovic Emir. In the prison living room I had talks with Kapetanovic Samir and Kulenovic Haris. Hatic was in prison because of theft, Emir and Samir because of armed robbery with killing of some children, and Haris Kulenovic as an accomplice.

During the talks with Hatic and Kapetanovic, they were telling me that they have taken part in many actions as the members of the above stated unit, on which occasion they were capturing many Serbs in Sarajevo and were taking them for trench digging, on which occasion according to their own words, many Serbs were killed.

Their bodies were taken to a place called Kazan above the settlement of Bistrik in the Municipality of Stari Grad. In this abyss Kazani bodies were thrown in layers, as they explained. First they would throw some 30-40 corpses, then over them a live lime, and over the lime a layer of earth and so on, so according to them, there were ten layers...".

1. Topalovic Musan, called "Caco", commander of the "elite detachment" of the 10^th Mountain Brigade.

2. Seferovic Samir, called "Ceble", some 30 years old, before the war employed in the firm "Neretva" in Sarajevo, commander of the battalion of the 10^th Mountain Brigade, against him criminal proceedings were filed for murder of six Serbs.

5. Alibasic Asif, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

6. Bejtic Samir, of father Rama, born on January 14, 1969 in Gracanica, residing in Sarajevo, Dzeka Street No. 36.

7. Gazo Osman, of father Mustafa, born on December 13, 1959 in Sarajevo, residing in Sarajevo, Bostarici Street No. 26, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

8. Doric Ekrem, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

9. Ziga Sabahudin, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

10. Kadic Sejo, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

11. Kapetanovic Emir, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

12. Kapetanovic Samir, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

13. Kubat Zijo, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

14. Kulenovic Haris, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

15. Ljubovic Samir, called "Mico", member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

16. Numic Haris, of father Nedzad, called "Hare", born on August 28, 1964 in Sarajevo, residing in Sarajevo at VI Proleterske brigade Street No. 3, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade.

17. Osmanovic Suad, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

19. Raonic Muhidin, of father Osman, member of the 10^th Mountain brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

20. Raonic Senad called "Maskirni", member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

21. Raonic Fahrudin, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

22. Sadovic Ismet, of father Hando, born on March 29, 1964 in Bitola, residing in Sarajevo, 6. novembra Street No. 56, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

23. Selak Mevludin, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

28. Turcalo Meho, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

29. Tucakovic Esad, called "Eso", commander of the sniper detachment of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

30. Haracic Senad, of father Fadil, born on June 20, 1963 in Sarajevo, residing in Sarajevo at Hriste Boteva Street No. 6, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

31. Hasic Esad, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

32. Hasic Senad, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

33. Hatic Alen, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called Army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

34. Hodzic Armin, of father Sead, born on February 16, 1973 in Sarajevo, residing in Sarajevo at Mujkanovica Street no. 2a, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

35. Hodzic Nihad, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

36. Hodzic Husein, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

37. Colak Refik, member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

38. Skolic Djurdjica, of father Djuro, born on April 27, 1951 in Kutina, residing in Sarajevo, at Alifakovac Street No. ½, was a member of the 10^th Mountain Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

EVIDENCE: 647/95, 432/95, 806/95-18, 281/96-9 and 117/96.

PLACE AND TIME; Tenja, near Osijek, and Osijek year 1991.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: When the Croat Antun Gudelj on July 1, 1991 killed Josip Rajhl-Kira, chief of police in Osijek and other persons in Tenja, members of the police force in Osijek, among them Borovicka Zvonko, came to the apartment of the witness and after investigation took away his pistol and a hunting riffle for which he had a permit. Then he was told that he must leave his house in Tenja and must never again return to it for as long as he is not given the permission to do so.

The witness after that left Tenja and went to Osijek, where he and his wife were employed and took shelter with his cousin.

When the witness by the end of September 1991 for the first time was arrested, he was detained in a basement room of the hospital where he was employed. He was accused of "spying" for the former Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) and was beaten on that occasion. The arrest was done at his place of work so that all his colleagues could see him arrested and taken away at gun point. The witness was in that way compromised, in view of the fact that he was enjoying a good reputation among the employed in the hospital.

In October 1991 he was arrested for the second time also at his place of work. Then he was accused of being a sniper shooter, firing at the Croat soldiers, which was not true.

The witness was arrested for the third time on December 7, 1991 by three young men in camouflage uniforms, in the house of his cousin where he was temporarily residing. They told him that they are taking him for "informative talk" and have taken him to Dubrovacka Street, to a building on which was a large flag of the HDZ (Croat Democratic Community). They took him to the cellar room in which the witness noticed immediately the traces of blood.

They asked him only one question: "Who are the Chetniks that you know and who are the Chetniks with whom you are collaborating?". Since the witness did not know the answer, explaining that he did not know any such people, they were asking him again and again the same question, and then they started beating him with the truncheon and a gun. On that occasion his nose bone was broken and his scull fractured behind the right ear and many other injuries were inflicted upon him.

When at one moment they took away his wallet, one of them said to the other to destroy the documents, because the witness will not be needing them any longer.

The witness was so much beaten up that he could not walk, and they had to carry him out of the room. His hands here tied with celotape behind his back, and paper was pushed into his mouth and over his mouth a large celotape was sealed. He was thrown into the car type "Audi 80" green in color and was driven to the part of town called Trvdja, on the way to Bastion. At the distance of some 600-800 meters from Basion, they drove to the river bank of Drava where they stopped at the stairs leading down to the river Drava.

He was taken out of the car by the driver and one soldier with a pistol, for whom the witness later learned that his name is Jure Relatic, and was taken down the stairs. Behind them was walking the man they called "chief". There, close to the water, Relatic cocked the pistol and at point blanc fired a shot at the witness’ head hitting him in the left side of the jaw. At the same time, "the chief" pushed him with his foot into the river Drava.

Once in the water, since he was only wounded, the witness pushed his head above the water. Then Relatic fired another shot at him hitting him through the open mouth into the lower side of the jaw. After that they went away.

The witness, although heavily injured, succeeded somehow in freeing himself from the celotape and swimming to the staircase leading to the plateau on the river bank.

When he saw that the same car with the lights on is approaching again, he hid into the bushes. The car stopped at the same place, and Relatic and another two uniformed soldiers took out of the car another person, who the witness recognized under the car lights as Dr. Milutin Kutlic, a surgeon and oncologist from Osijek, who was his acquaintance.

Relatic fired at the head of Dr. Kutlic and his body once slump, was pushed down the stairs into the water. Then they boarded the car and drove away.

With the greatest of efforts, loosing consciousness from time to time, the witness succeeded in coming up to Kugin monument, where he fainted and regained consciousness in the Osijek hospital where medical care was given to him. Then he learnt that some passers-by have found him and took him to the hospital. He also learnt that on that same night another 8 Serbs were killed in Osijek, among them one woman. Although with permanent injuries to his health, he was the only one that survived.

The witness later on learnt that the perpetrators were arrested in Osijek, but that they were soon released.

PLACE AND TIME: Zagreb, October 24, 1991 at 15:30 hours.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Vlaisavljevic Stevo, of father Rade, born in 1952 in Dabar, Otocec, was working at the petrol station INA in Velika Mlaca near Velika Gorica. Being a Serb, he was often exposed to threats and demands for him to move away to Serbia. However, he did not wish to leave because he believed that this will pass.

While he was at his place of work on October 24, 1991 at the petrol station, a tall man with thinning hair wearing a camouflage uniform, came to him and killed him by firing at him a whole round of ammunition from a pistol. The wife of the deceased later learnt that his name is Beus Branko.

Three armed men in uniforms on the night of the killing were looking for the deceased Vlaisavljevic at his home, but did not find him because he was away.

After the killing, member of the Croat Guard moved into the apartment which is the ownership of Vlaisavljevic, and against him the family is without success leading proceedings before a Court in Zagreb.

Beus Branko, by origin from Kijevo near Knin, who was working in Zitnjak.

PLACE AND TIME: Mostar, prison camp of HVO Military Police at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, June 20, 1992

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The witness with a group of prisoners of war was taken to the amphitheater of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Mostar.

Members of the military police of the HVO (Croat Defense Council) immediately started beating them. They were beating them with boots, truncheons, hands and any other objects on all the parts of the body.

Later on, they took all of their clothes and kept them completely naked, continuing to beat them not choosing the part of body to strike. Although among those who were beating them the majority was in camouflage uniforms, there were also some civilians.

On this occasion the person beaten up was also:

Kovac Ranko, of father Sava from Zovi Do near Nevesinje - captured as a member of the Republic of Srpska Army - from the inflicted injuries he fainted, was choking, and that same evening was taken to hospital and from there he never returned.

When asked what happened to him, the commander answered: "God forbid that the same should happen to you".

Witness 856/95-4 states as follows:

"...After having beaten us at the Faculty, member of the HVO took us to the prison camp "Celovina" in Mostar where we were examined by Dr. Todor Pantic. We were all almost dead. Kovac Ranko was taken away from prison and from then on all trace of him is lost..."

EVIDENCE: 454/95-13 and 856/95-4

PLACE AND TIME: Sarajevo, prison camp "Ramiz Salcin" in the former barracks "Viktor Bubanj", July 1992 - October 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The detained Serbs during their stay in this camp were exposed to terrible torture. Every day they were beaten with rubber truncheons, kicked with boots and beaten in all parts of the body.

The witness, because of extremely hard conditions of life in this prison camp for five months of stay lost weight from 112 kilograms to 56, his hair fell off and he was bed-ridden unable to move for three months.

According to the knowledge of this witness, in this prison camp in this period the following imprisoned Serbs were killed or died from beating and starvation:

1. Guslov (or Guslav) Trivo from Sarajevo, died immediately after being released from prison camp, in 1992, from the consequences of injuries inflicted upon him in the prison camp.

10. Ponjarac Novica, from Vasin Han - Sarajevo, killed immediately after being released from this prison camp.

11. Radojcic Manojlo, from the village of Kisa near Nevesinje, who lived in Sarajevo.

12. Rajevac, major, who died when they withheld his medicaments which he had to take for his heart condition.

16. Cajevic Zoran, some 32 years old, by origin from Foca, who was working in Sarajevo and who was taken from the cell 12 by the prison camp warden Mujic Ramic, by origin from Foca - according to the assumption of the witness 604/95, he was killed in retaliation for the death of Mujic’s brother-in-law.

17. Cajevic Ognjen, taken from the cell on November 7, 1992 and never returned.

18. Sipovac Novica from Nevesinje, who lived in Sarajevo.

1. Bajramovic Ismet, called "Celo", born on April 24, 1966 in Sarajevo, prison camp warden.

3. Mujic Ramiz, policeman from Foca, deputy prison camp warden

4. Dolan Himzo, former sergant of the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA), successor of Spajic at the duty of the warden

EVIDENCE: 434/95-2, 650/95, 438/95 and 604/95.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges II-100.

PLACE AND TIME: Hrasnica, near Sarajevo, prison camp in the cellar of an uncompleted residential building, years 1992-1994.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In this prison camp in which up to a hundred Serbs were detained, the inmates were exposed to terrible torture. From the consequences of inflicted injuries the following persons have died:

1. Sojic (or Solic) Maksim from Borac, who was living in Hrasnica and working in "Famos".

2. Cosovic Slobodan, born in 1960 - the witness has exhumed his body and another three corpses for exchange.

3. Vasovic Vito from Serbia, who was working in "Famos" in Hrasnica.

4. Draskovic from Kalinovik, who died from beating by Gadzo Senad.

5. Stojanovic, who was also killed during beating inflicted by Gadzo Senad.

6. NN, killed by beating by Gadzo Senad.

7. Kovacevic Momcilo from Gacko, died while digging trenches.

The witness 872/95-7 is stating the following:

"...In spring of 1993 Solic Maksim worker in "Famos" was taken to the police station in Hrasnica.

He was taken in the evening and the day after the police announced that he died in the police station from a heart attack.

From my friend who was in prison, I learnt that Solic was beaten and that he died from injuries and not from a heart attack..."

EVIDENCE: 454/95-7, 454/95-2 and 434/95-4.

PLACE AND TIME: Hrasnica near Sarajevo, prison camp in the cellar of the skyscraper building underneath the Muslim police station, year 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In this prison camp for Serbs, the following persons have died from injuries inflicted upon them by beating:

1. Milutinovic Dostimir, who was working in "Famos" in Hrasnica.

2. Milutinovic Radomir, who was working in "Famos" in Hrasnica.

3. Stefanovic Gojko, who was working in "Famos" in Hrasnica.

4. Stramputa Aleksa, who was working in "Famos" in Hrasnica

5. Guzina Radovac, retired, some 90 years old.

6. Govedarica Radoslav, from Gacko, who was working in "Famos" in Hrasnica.

PLACE AND TIME: Sarajevo, prison camp Sunce in the residential district of Dobrinja, in the command of the 5^th Motorized Brigade of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina, June 18, 1992 between 19:00 and 19:30 hours.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In one room of the prison "Sunce" (Sun) there were 33 detained Serbs when the room was entered by Muharem Mazit whose brother Hilmo was killed these days. Before the war, he had in a traffic accident killed five persons in Nedzarici and was sentenced to several years of imprisonment. At the very beginning of the war, however, he was pardoned and joined the forces of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Muharem started shooting at the inmates. Not succeeding, however, in killing all the 33 of them in that room, the guards Mavric Sefko and Dusica Nermin were firing shot in the heads of the survivors so that there will be no witnesses left.

Then the bodies were burnt and buried in a mass pit.

Muslims have afterwards announced that Muharem Mezit was killed from the sniper hit, but from the behavior of his mother it may be concluded that he is still alive.

On this occasion, among others, the following persons were also killed:

1. Gasic Petar, of father Antonije, born on July 24, 1948 in Prnjavor, and his son.

2. Gasic Oliver, of father Petar, born on September 20, 1971 in Kovin.

4. Saric Nedeljko, who was residing in Sarajevo at Franca Rozmana Street.

EVIDENCE: 508/95 and 806/95-22.

PLACE AND TIME: Banovici, prison camp in the building of the Railway Traffic Directorate, middle of the year 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: During their internment in this prison camp in Banovici, Muslim and Croat soldiers very often and especially at night, were taking out the imprisoned Serbs and were beating them senseless.

Among those who were mostly tortured in this camp was also

Cazis Drago. a retired policeman from Banovici

who died after being released from prison from the injuries inflicted upon him there.

Witness 799/95-30 states the following:

"...When they brought me to the prison camp located in the basement of the Railway Traffic Directorate building, we found there my cousin Cazic Drago who was arrested on June 25, 1992. He was lying immobile. His shirt was all bloody and thorn and over his chest was a wet towel. When he saw me he said: "Look what the beasts have done to me". He was feeling cold and was shaking.

At some 20:00 hours on June 20, 1992 Cazic Drago was taken from prison to his home, unable to move. When he tried to get up in the morning, he fell and was taken to the hospital Gradina in Tuzla, where on July 5, 1992 he died from the consequences of the injuries inflicted upon him in prison...:.

1. Kadric Akif, chef of Secretariat of Interior Affairs in Banovici who personally took part in beating of detained Serbs.

EVIDENCE: 617/95-28 and 617/95-30 and 799/95-30.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of detainee - prisoners of war

PLACE AND TIME: Lukavac, prison camp in a school center, June 27, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In this camp was also detained

Jovic Nikola, some 60 years old, retired from Puratic near Lukavac

who was beaten the most from all the imprisoned Serbs.

Members of the military police on June 27, 1992 entered the room, in which Jovic was detained together with the testifying witness, shouting: "Something should be slaughtered". Then they took away Jovic Nikola and after one hour they returned him completely beaten up and unconscious.

During that night he died, and in the morning military policemen took away his body, and as far as this witness knows, he was buried at the cemetery in Lukavac.

Member of the military police in Lukavac.

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Homolje near Konjic, April 19, 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: After the fighting in Gornje Selo between Muslims and Croats who were enemies at that time, Muslim soldiers entered Donje Selo in which there were Croat houses, among the majority of Serbian population.

In Donje Selo they separated all the men - both Serbs and Croats, a total of some 95 of them and expelled them to the village of Homolje. There they separated Serbs from Croats.

After that they separated all those who were in the prison camp of Celebic. Then those who were in that camp and who could show the certificate of the International Red Cross were left in a group, and those who did not have the certificate were taken aside and publicly shot.

On this occasion the following Serbs were killed:

Since Kuljanin Zoran was still alive, Almir Habibija went to him and hit him on the temple with a riffle but, thus crushing his head.

1. Cibo Safet from the village of Piljana near Konjic, commander of the unit of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

2. Habibija Almir from Konjic, member of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of detainee - prisoners of war

PLACE AND TIME: Vicinity of Osijek, beginning of July 1995.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: When the member of the Republic of Serbian Krajina Army

Popovic Zdravko, of father Milan, born in 1954 in Podravska Slatina, residing in Bobota near Vukovar

was on July 4, 1995 captured by the members of the Army of the Republic of Croatia who were illegally infiltrated in the Serbian territory, they have taken him to the territory of the Republic of Croatia and killed him there.

His wife on July 9, 1995 reported him missing with the representative of the International Red Cross in Dalj, with the request for his search.

After two weeks she was informed by the Red Cross that they have received information that her husband is not in the territory of Croatia. After one month she received a new information. According to this information which the Red Cross received from the Croat authorities, her husband in Osijek hospital had died of wounds obtained from fire arms which were inflicted upon him during his arrest, by the members of the Croat Army.

Body of deceased Popovic was handed over to Serbs on August 24, 1995. When the autopsy of the body was made, it was established that there are no injuries on the body from sharp objects or fire arms, but that there are injuries inflicted with a blunt mechanical force in the area of shoulder blades and loin.

1. Members of the Army of the Republic of Croatia

PLACE AND TIME: Village of Banovici, near Banovici, prison camp in the primary school premisses, about June 10, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: In the prison camp located in the coal storage on the primary school "Ivan Goran Kovacic" premisses in the village of Banovici, the witness was present on June 6, 1992, when the following persons were arrested:

1. Ristic Dusan, some 32 years old, from the village of Lozna near Banovici, director of the Students Service of Banovici, and

2. Djuric, from the village of Lozna near Banovici, who lived in Banovici

On the third or the fourth day after being brought to this prison camp, the soldiers came who were at the battle front on the mountain of Vijenac. They called Ristic and Djuric and took them in from of the storage and started beating them.

Their cries could be heard and according to this witness, their cries were terrible. This lasted some 20 minutes. After that their voices were not heard any more.

The witness latter learnt that both of the above persons were killed that same evening and were immediately buried in the pit excavated by digging machines.

A group of Muslim soldiers, among them one well developed girl from Zivinice.

PLACE AND TIME: Prison camp in the village of Tetovo in the primary school "Hasan Kikic", near Zenica, on June 16, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: On the day of June 16, 1992 at some 06:30 hours members of the Patriotic League composed of Muslims and anti-diversion detachment of the Territorial Defense composed of Muslims and Croats, made search and arrests of Serbs in the village of Bukovica.

1. Bozic Andjelko, born in 1949

with his two sons and they were taken to the village of Tetovo where in the primary school "Hasan Kikic" they started beating them. On this occasion they were competing as to who will inflict upon them more blows.

They were beating the victims with truncheons, electric cables and riffle butts.

Bozic died around 18:00 hours from the inflicted wounds and broken spine. His body was taken out of the school and driven to Zenica.

One of his sons on that occasion suffered two broken ribs on both sides, and the other son had five broken ribs, fracture of the thoracic cartilage and fracture of the left leg tibia.

1. Saric Jasmin, before the war, an active captain in the Yugoslav People’s Army from Zenica

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of detainee - prisoners of war.

PLACE AND TIME: Prison camp in the District Penitentiary in Bihac - Luke, second half of 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Because of extremely cruel treatment of imprisoned Serbs in this prison camp, from the injuries inflicted upon them the following persons have died:

1. Radakovic Jovo, born in 1934, who was previously beaten several times. From the injuries suffered for 15 days he could not either eat or drink, all the time lying semi-conscious in the corner of the cell. After he was transferred to the hospital in Bihac he died there.

2. in the prison in Bihac also died a young man - a Serb and his identity is now being established.

1. Santic Josip, a Croat, chief of security in Bihac, before the war captain in the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA).

2. Dedic, a Muslim, prison warden.

3. Remic Hando, some 30 years old, foreman of the prison shift.

4. Mujic Fadil, guard, before the war a merchant, who was especially torturing the inmates.

PLACE AND TIME: Osijek, investigation prison, end of 1991.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: From the prison in Podravska Slatina the person brought into the investigation prison in Osijek was

Ojkic Lazo, some 60 years old, from Vocine.

He was also, as well as all the other imprisoned Serbs, exposed to beating and abuse. He was forced as well as D.S. to suck the sexual organ which was trust into their mouth and was sexually gratifying in this way the members of the ZNG (Croat United National Guard). They were also forcing them every morning to lick the floor with their tongues. Afterwards they would pour the remains of food on the floor and while beating them, were forcing them to lick the food off the floor.

Ojkic was returned one day into the prison room in which the testifying witness was being interrogated. He was wearing only a lady’s slip. He was all blue from beating and almost unrecognizable. Soon afterwards he died.

PLACE AND CRIME: Village of Stupari near Kladanj, prison camp in the school, June 1992 up to March 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Members of the so-called army of Bosnia-Herzegovina on June 9, 1992 attacked the village of Lupoglavo in the Municipality of Kladanj, where 44 Serbian families were living. They succeeded in capturing 24 persons and sent them to the prison camp for Serbs in Stupari, which was located in the school buildings. In this prison camp there was even up to 100 detained Serbs.

Inmates in this prison camp were subjected to physical torture, beating and abuse. Among other, they were forced continuously to look at the sun, from which action the testifying witness used to faint. Some inmates were taken to the Secretariat of Interior Affairs in Kladanj from where they were returned beaten up, so that they could not move for even five days.

Kucalovic Vladimir from Obrcevac, Municipality of Kladanj.

The prison camp command presented his death as hanging on the door knob which is completely illogical, since both his arms were previously broken.

The witness was forced to hit his head on the pile of cut timber from which act had head injuries and headaches.

1. Veizovic Zijad, prison camp commander who was before the war a sergeant in the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA)

2. Veizovic Kahro, commander of military police forces.

DESIGNATION OF CRIME: Willful killing of detainee - prisoners of war.

PLACE AND TIME: Ljubace near Zivinice, prison camp, middle of 1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: All the detained Serbs in this prison camp were subjected to terrible torture. They were beaten up with riffle butts, baseball bats, broken legs of chairs and tables and with rubber truncheons. From this prison camp they were also taken to the Secretariat for Interior Affairs of Zivinice where they were interrogated and also beaten up.

Ristic Mico

1. Vinko, of Croat nationality, member of the military police forces.

PLACE AND CRIME: Village in the vicinity of Vrgorac in Croatia, prison camp in the garage, April 19, 1992.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The witness 484/95 together with another two members of the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) was captured in the area of Mostar. After that all the three of them were taken to a garage near Vrgorac where they found some another 35 captured soldiers of the Republic of Srpska. All of them were beaten up and among them was also

who had injuries from the beating in this prison camp.

On the next day, after Spremo was killed, Boskovic Zeljko took away this witness and another two soldiers to a hill ordering them to dig a grave in which they then buried the body of Spremo Milan.

The witness 34/96 testifies as follows:

"...From Eminovo Selo they took us by truck in the direction of Imotsko. When we came to the village of Vrgorac they interrogated us again. It was a Catholic Easter on that day.

They called upon Spremo Milan from Kupres, and then they started beating him with their legs until he died in front of our eyes.

After one year his body was exchanged, and until then he was buried in Vrgorac...".

1. Boskovic Zeljko and other members of the HVO (Croat Defense Council) from Vrgorac.

EVIDENCE: 484/95 and 34/96.

PLACE AND TIME: Tuzla, Central Penitentiary, years 1992-1993.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The witness 647/95 who was imprisoned in this penitentiary from June 1992 to July 1993 is stating the following:

"...The guards were telling us every day that we are going to be killed. We lived in constant fear for our lives. I have personally seen when from the other rooms of this prison they were taking out dead Serbs. I have seen at least 10 dead bodies of Serbs who have succumbed to the injuries from the beating. Serbs were especially at night taken to other premisses and were there mercilessly beaten so that from these premisses one could hear screams and wailing.

There was a talk in prison that Muslim soldiers were bringing in this prison the captured Serbian fighters and during the night in most cases they were dying from the inflicted injuries. After that they would take them out of the prison. I do not know whether those bodies that I have seen were the bodies of these fighters, but I only know that the guards were taking away the dead..."

The witness 617/95-28 who was imprisoned in the Central Penitentiary of Tuzla from July 1992 until July 1993 is testifying as follows:

"...Very often and especially at night, the imprisoned Serbs would be beaten until they lost consciousness. In the Central Penitentiary of Tuzla the imprisoned Serbs were taken wrapped in blankets from the prison premisses. I have seen five dead Serbs who were taken away after having died from injuries inflicted upon them by beating.

From the cells in which we were kept, we could hear the screams and wails, and when the doors would open we could see the guards taking away Serbs who have succumbed to their injuries. There was a talk that one group of captured Serbian fighters was brought and that during the night they have all succumbed to the injuries and were taken away the next day. I have seen only five bodies taken away. Whether they were the members of that group or not, I could not tell.

Terror over Serbs was especially hard in the middle of the year 1992...".

The witness 617/95-17 is testifying as follows:

"...Muslim soldiers on April 20, 1992 brought into the prison in Tuzla 9 captured Serbian soldiers. Among them were also two women. I heard and saw those soldiers terribly beaten - beating lasted the entire nights. And those two women were humiliated. They were forced to take off their cloths and then they were beaten..."

About his imprisonment in the Central Penitentiary in Tuzla the witness 679/95-20 is testifying as follows:

"...Every day we were taken for interrogation and were beaten during the procedure, we were being hit with all the available means: fists, legs with boots on, riffle butts, truncheons...

Since the food was extremely poor and beating was constant, I experienced a terrible weight loss and from 100 kilograms when they captured me, I had only 50 kilograms when I was exchanged.

During my stay in the Central Penitentiary in Tuzla I was taken to dig trenches on Majevica Mount. During every such taking out we were beaten. I excavated trenches during the combat actions. I was twice wounded there.

During my imprisonment in the Tuzla Penitentiary, a large number of imprisoned Serbs succumbed to the injuries. We could hear every evening when the Muslim soldiers were entering prison cells and were beating the detained Serbs. From these premisses screams and wails were heard and after the beatings from the inflicted injuries the dead ones were taken through the corridors..."

EVIDENCE: Documentation of the Committee under number 647/95, 617/95 and 679/95.

PLACE AND CRIME: Rakitje near Samobor, end of September 1991.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The former Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) in Rakitje was transformed into a prison camp for the captured soldiers of the JNA.

The newspaper clippings on which was the coat-of-arms of Serbia which were found in the military booklets of the soldiers

Utrzan Marko, from Kikinda, and

Laketic Zeljko

served as a reason for these two to be especially beaten up.

Marko was submitted to beating on September 15^th when he was brought into this prison camp. This was being done in the cellar where he would be tied with hand-cuffs and beaten by truncheons, legs and riffle butts, when he was threaten with a knife and pistol that he will be killed.

The other captured soldiers also noticed that, when he was returned from the cellar, his body was covered with blood, the skin on his back was in several places thorn and the wounds were bleeding.

He was taken every day to the cellar for beating. When he was returned for the last time to the room, he was in such a poor condition that he could not walk and his entire body was blue and in wounds.

The next day, at some 12:00 hours, four members of the ZNG (Croat United National Guard) with white belts, came into the room and took Marko away for beating in the cellar.

In the cellar Marko was killed from pistol fire.

His body was exchanged and handed over to his relatives living in the vicinity of Kikinda.

Prison warden in Selsak Street was a short and slight man, with light hear and short mustaches.

EVIDENCE; 487/95, 480/95 and 727/95.

NOTE: Supplement to the charges II-011

PLACE AND TIME: Konjic, prison camp in the sports hall "Musala", July 15, 1992 at some 12:00 hours.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: in the part of Konjic called Musala, close to the banks of Neretva river, there is a sports hall "Musala" consisting of a large basket-ball hall and halls for other sports with the playgrounds and the audience space. The sports hall itself has a transparent roof, so that the daylight is penetrating. In the middle of the roof structure there is a metal transversa.

This sports hall was transformed in May 1992 into a prison camp for Serbs from Konjic and surrounding places.

Serbs at the beginning were placed in dressing rooms which served as cells, and during the day every one of them had his place in the sports hall where he was forced to sit. According to the estimates, in the middle of the year 1992 there were some 280 imprisoned Serbs there.

When on July 15, 1992 Muslim soldiers from their positions in the place Prevlja shelled the sports hall "Musala" in which there was a prison camp for the interned Serbs, 13 of them died and 8 of the Serb inmates were wounded.

The guards on that day around noon forced all the inmates to take their places in the sports hall. They changed some of the usual sitting places for some of them and then they withdrew. One of the guards climbed to the gallery and holding a pistol in his hand, which was not usual until then, ordered that no one is to move from his place. Then he switched on the ventilation which was also never done before, and withdrew. At some 12:15 hours the first shell exploded above the sports hall. Soon the second one penetrated the roof structure and crushed into the sports hall, ricochetted from the metal transversa and hit the wall on the opposite side and exploded there. Because of the strong explosion, the entire wall was crushed which fell on those who were seated underneath, and the particles were flying in all the directions. From this explosion 14 Serbs died either on the spot, on their way to the hospital or in hospital.

In the sports hall immediately after the explosion the television crews appeared, reporters and their important persons, who blamed Serbs for intentionally shelling the sports hall, giving a significant publicity to the shelling.

All the above stated is leading to the conclusion that the Muslims themselves have shelled this sports hall, which is also confirmed by the testimonies of the interrogated witnesses who have seen the shells fired from the Muslim positions. This is further supported by the fact that not one of the guards was injured, because all of them took shelter in the safe places, which would under different circumstances be incredible.

From the shelling of the sports hall "Musala" the following persons died:

Those killed were later buried in Donje Selo near Konjic, while the Cecez’s were buried in the field owned by Cecez Sveto, since the Muslim authorities did not permit them to be buried in the Orthodox cemetery.

From the action of the shell, the following persons were also injured:

1. Mucic Zdravko, called "Pavo" or "Pavao" of father Janko, born in 1956 in Spiljani, Municipality of Konjic, a Croat, before the war employed in the company "Igman", prison warden.

2. Delic Hazim, of father Ibro, born in 1960 in Orahovci, Municipality of Konjic, was residing in Orahovci, employed in "SIP", deputy prison warden.

3. Hebibovic (or Halilovic) Ismet, called "Broceta", some 45 years old, from Konjic, who was the prison camp commander.

EVIDENCE: 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 440/95-2 and