Neuropsychiatrist in Salkic Trial Says Injured Party Still Suffers from Trauma Caused by Detention

A court-ordered neuropsychiatrist testifying at the Muradif Salkic trial said injured party Nedjeljko Stankovic suffered serious psychological anguish in the Kozlovac prison in 1992.

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Admir Muslimović

23. December 2015. | 00:00

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Neuropsychiatrist Kasim Brigic said Stankovic was still suffering from psychological trauma caused by his time in detention.

Salkic, a former member of the Bosnian Army, has been charged with treating civilian Nedeljko Stankovic in an inhumane manner at the Kozlovac prison in Tuzla on June 4, 1992. Stankovic was being held at the prison’s detention unit at the time.

The trial continues on January 5.

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