A former police inspector testifying at the trial of eight former members of the Bosnian Serb Army said he found the mortal remains of several persons at a crime scene inspection in the village of Karacici.
The first witness at the trial of eight former Bosnian Serb Army soldiers said that after the war he found his mothers remains in the village of Karacici, in Rogatica.
A state prosecution witness known as MR-1 said that he was made to feel uncomfortable when contacted by defendants Sasa Perkovic, Pero Radovic, Ilija Vukasinovic, and Milos Vukasinovic, but that they didnt try to influence him or change his testimony.
The trial of former members of the Socicka Company of the Bosnian Serb Army began today in Sarajevo with opening statements and a reading of the indictment.
The court of Bosnia and Herzegovina was not able to come to a decision on imposing custody measures for former Bosnian Serb fighters Ilija Vukasinovic, Milos Vukasinovic, Pero Radovic, and Sasa Perkovic, because the state prosecution did not clearly phrase its request for custody measures.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, confirms an indictment, charging eight former members of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, with having committed war crimes in the Rogatica area.
The Bosnian prosecution filed an indictment against eight former Bosnian Serb troops for killing 20 civilians, mainly women, children and elderly people, in the Rogatica area in 1992.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina orders prohibiting measures against eight persons, who are suspected of crimes against humanity in Rogatica in 1992, rejecting a Prosecutions custody order motion.
The Bosnian State Prosecution has asked for one-month custody for Radomir Markovic, Mile Kusic, Dragan Bozovic, Sasa Perkovic, Radomir Gluhovic, Pero Radovic and Ilija and Milos Vukasinovic, while the defence teams claim that the investigation is still in an early phase.