Person: Radakovic Milorad Archives

As the trial for crimes in Koricanske stijene in August 1992 continues, defendant Dusan Jankovic said that as a police inspector, who worked on logistic issues, he signed documents in the name of Simo Drljaca, former commander of the Prijedor police.

At the retrial of four indictees who are charged with crimes at Koricanske stijene, Defence witnesses change their statements given during the first instance trial and investigation, saying that they actually did not see indictee Dusan Jankovic at that locality on Mount Vlasic on August 21, 1992.

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 beginning of the retrial of four indictees, who are charged with crimes committed at Koricanske stijene, indictee Dusan Jankovic, who has been on the run since the pronouncement of a first instance verdict in December 2010, appears before the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The beginning of the renewed trial before the Appellate Chamber of Zoran Babic, Milorad Skrbic, Dusan Jankovic and Zeljko Stojnic, indicted for crimes at Koricanske stijene, has been postponed due to health reasons of the two indictees.

Upholding the appeals filed by the Defence teams, the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina revokes the first instance verdict against Zoran Babic, Milorad Skrbic, Dusan Jankovic and Zeljko Stojnic, who were sentenced to a total of 86 years in prison for crimes at Koricanske stijene, and orders a retrial.

Following the revocation of a first instance verdict, under which four former policemen from Prijedor were sentenced for Koricanske stijene crimes, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirms that a warrant against Dusan Jankovic is still in force.

Defence witness Milorad Radakovic, says that he participated, as a medical nurse, in escorting a convoy of Prijedor residents leaving town, adding that he only saw indictee Marinko Ljepoja prior to the convoy’s departure.

Three days after the flight of Dusan Jankovic, the State Court says that situations like this one point to the weaknesses of legal provisions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sentenced four former members of the Public Safety Station in Prijedor to a total of 86 years in prison for the murder of civilians at Koricanske stijene, and acquitted Milorad Radakovic of all charges, in a first instance verdict.

Person: Radakovic Milorad

Koricanske stijene: Signing in the Name of Simo Drljaca

Koricanske stijene: Witnesses Change Previous Statements

Koricanske stijene: Jankovic not Seen in Convoy

Koricanske stijene: Runaway Jankovic in Courtroom

Koricanske stijene: Illness of the Two Indictees

Koricanske stijene: Verdict Revoked and Custody Measures Terminated

Koricanske stijene: Warrant against Dusan Jankovic still in Force

Koricanske stijene: Interventions Squad Escorting Convoy

Weaknesses of Laws in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Koricanske stijene: A Total of 86 Years in Prison

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