City: Kravica Archives

Radovan Karadzic says, during his trial before The Hague Tribunal, that the number of Bosniaks killed by Bosnian Serb forces in Kravica village on July 13, 1995 was multiplied by ten, suggesting that there could have been 150 victims only, and not 1,000 as specified under the indictment.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has requested that four men charged with genocide in Srebrenica be sentenced to a combined total of 115 years in prison.

Testifying at the trial for crimes in Srebrenica, three Defence witnesses say that they saw indictee Zoran Ilic in Bratunac in July 1995, adding that the indictee attended, along with other policemen, a farewell party for his brother, who was about to start his regular military service.

Testifying at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, former Hague Prosecution investigator Dean Manning says that he found evidence that victims, who were buried in all of the mass graves associated with the fall in Srebrenica, which were discovered prior to 2001, were Muslims, who were shot, and that many had blindfolds and tied hands at the moment of death.

Testifying at the trial of Bozidar Kuvelja, who is indicted for genocide in Srebrenica, a Defence witness says that he found out that the unit to which the indictee belonged was present in the Srebrenica area in 1995.

At the trial for genocide in Srebrenica, three defence witnesses said defendant Zoran Ilic was in Bratunac and not in Kravica at the time when the mass murders were committed.

At the trial of four people charged with the Srebrenica genocide, the witness said that the investigator working for the State Investigation and Protection Agency, SIPA, threatened her husband and demanded that he testifies.

Testifying at the trial for genocide in Srebrenica, a protected Defence witness says that a group of captured Bosniaks was killed in an all-out shooting in front of the Agricultural Co-operative in Kravica, Bratunac municipality in mid July 1995.

At the trial of four Bosnian Serbs charged with genocide in Srebrenica, former investigator for the Hague Tribunal said that he interrogated two of the indictees as suspects.

As the trial of the four indictees, who are charged with genocide in Srebrenica, continues, witness Nebojsa Aleksic has not been re-examined, because it is not known where he is at the moment.

City: Kravica

Karadzic: Executions in Kravica

Jevic et al: Prosecution Demands 115 Years for Genocide

Neskovic and Ilic: Giving an Alibi

Karadzic: Blindfolded and Tied

Kuvelja: Innocent and Unashamed

Neskovic and Ilic: Escorted by police

Jevic et al: Threats by SIPA Investigator

Kuvelja: Burst Fire Opened at Prisoners

Srebrenica Genocide Trial Continues

Jevic et al: No Trace of Witness

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