Case: Koricanske stijene II Archives

Sasa Zecevic, who was sentenced under a first instance verdict to 23 years imprisonment for committing murders at Koricanske stijene, is thinking about admitting guilt and concluding a guilt admission agreement with the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Defence witnesses say at the retrial of four indictees, who are charged with crimes at Koricanske stijene, that they neither saw indictee Dusan Jankovic on August 21, 1992, when a convoy of Bosniak civilians departed Prijedor, nor during the trip towards Travnik.

At the trial for crimes on Koricanske stijene, the Defence of Petar Civcic, former member of the Prijedor police, asked the court to free the defendant of all charges.

Presenting its closing statement at the trial for crimes at Koricanske stijene, the State Prosecution says that most of the escorts in the convoy of civilians, who were traveling from Prijedor to Travnik on August 21, 1992, knew about the plan to execute murders.

Testifying at the trial for crimes at Koricanske stijene, a former member of the Interventions Squad of Prijedor police, partially changes his testimony related to indictee Petar Civcic.

The trial of five indictees who are charged with crimes at Koricanske stijene, has been postponed due to the absence of protected State Prosecution witness KA-1, who will be apprehended as he refused to appear in court.

At the trial for crimes at Koricanske stijene, the Defence of indictee Marinko Ljepoja re-examines witness Savo Kreic, because the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina said that he could not have been a convoy driver, when civilians were killed in August 1992.

Testifying at the trial for crimes at Koricanske stijene, a Prosecution witness says that he did not perform surgery on a dog at his place in August 1992, as indictee Branko Topola said while testifying in his defence.

A protected State Prosecution witness says, at the trial for crimes at Koricanske stijene, that he saw indictee Branko Topola in front of a convoy travelling from Prijedor to Travnik on August 21, 1992.

Mile Matijevic, State Prosecution's expert witness, fail to appear at the trial for Koricanske stijene crimes, although it was planned that he would present his findings and opinion at this hearing.

Case: Koricanske stijene II

Another Guilt Admission Agreement Possible

Koricanske stijene: Jankovic not Seen in Convoy

Zecevic et al: No Command Responsibility

Zecevic et al: Long Term Imprisonment Requested

Zecevic et al: Witness Changes his Statement

Zecevic et al: Warrant for Apprehension of Witness

Zecevic et al: Soldier or Driver

Zecevic et al: Witness Denies Topolas Allegations

Zecevic et al: Murders Committed as Per Order

Zecevic et al: Expert Witness Fails to Appear

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