19. July 2022.
Predrag Kujundzic, the wartime commander of the Predini Vukovi (Predo’s Wolves) unit, who was serving a 17-year sentence for the persecution, rape and unlawful detention of civilians, died in hospital in Doboj in Bosnia.
Case: Kujundzic Predrag
11. May 2009.
Predrag Kujundzic fails to appear as a Defence witness to give the Court his version of events in Doboj in 1992.
After Predrag Kujundzic, who is charged before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina with crimes against humanity committed in Doboj, had declined to testify as a Defence witness, his Defence presented its material evidence and thus completed the evidence presentation.
4. May 2009.
The Defence of Predrag Kujundzic begins its presentation of material evidence.
24. February 2009.
A Defence witness says that protected witness 2 told her that she was "in love" with Predrag Kujundzic.
10. December 2008.
Two Defence witnesses of Predrag Kujundzic speak about protected witness 2, who accuses Kujundzic of having raped her.
16. October 2008.
The first of three Defence witnesses recalled the situation in Doboj at the beginning of the war and Predrag Kujundzic.
16. October 2008.
Seeking to prove the eight counts of the indictment against the former leader of the Predini vukovi group, the State Prosecution has examined around 40 witnesses, some of whom survived traumatic experiences in Doboj, including shooting, being used as a human shield, and being subjected to Russian roulette.
11. September 2008.
Bosnian Prosecution presented findings and opinion of the expert concerning psyhological state of witness no 2.
1. September 2008.
Two Prosecution witnesses claim to have been mistreated by indictee Predrag Kujundzic, while witness Tokaca speaks about the killing of people in Doboj and the surrounding villages.
22. August 2008.
Following the Trial Chamber's intervention, the Prosecution postpones the examination of witness Mirsad Tokaca.
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