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New mass grave found in Bosnia
25 May 2007 | 17:27 | Source: Beta SARAJEVO -- Forensic experts have discovered new mass grave site on Mount Romania in the Republic of Srpska. According to Bosnia’s Missing Persons Commission, the experts recovered mortal remains of at least 27 civilians.
The Commission said that personal documents found at the site indicate that all of them were most likely Sarajevo residents from Kasindolska Street that were taken away from their homes on May 14, 1992.
The five meters long and two meters deep mass grave is situated in a thick pine forest. The experts will continue excavation as the grave is said to contain mortal remains of as many as 37 civilians.
Sarajevo Prosecution conducted an investigation against Bosnian Serb Goran Vasić, suspected of detaining residents in Kasindolska Street in Sarajevo. However, he was cleared of the charges in 2005 due to the lack of evidence.
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BiH: Još jedna masovna grobnica
25. maj 2007. | 10:54 | Izvor: Beta
Sarajevo -- U masovnoj grobnici nađenoj na putu Mokro-Sokolac, na planini Romanija, u RS, otkriveni posmrtni ostaci najmanje 27 civila. Kako su izjavili čelnici Komisije BiH za traženje nestalih, na osnovu nađenih dokumenata može se potvrditi da su sve žrtve iz Kasindolske ulice u Sarajevu, koje su 14. maja 1992. odvedene iz svojih kuća. Tela su nađena u masovnoj grobnici dugoj više od pet i dubokoj dva metra, u gustoj borovoj šumi.
Ekshumacija se nastavlja, a pretpostavlja se da su u njoj posmrtni ostaci 37 civila.
Kantonalno tužilaštvo u Sarajevu vodilo je istragu protiv Gorana Vasića za odvođenje civila iz Kasindolske ulice. Vasić je u tom delu optužnice sredinom 2005. oslobođen zbog nedostatka dokaza.
Predmet 'Kasindolska ulica' u nadležosti je Suda BiH.
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25 May 2007 | 17:27 | Source: Beta SARAJEVO -- Forensic experts have discovered new mass grave site on Mount Romania in the Republic of Srpska. According to Bosnia’s Missing Persons Commission, the experts recovered mortal remains of at least 27 civilians.
The Commission said that personal documents found at the site indicate that all of them were most likely Sarajevo residents from Kasindolska Street that were taken away from their homes on May 14, 1992.
The five meters long and two meters deep mass grave is situated in a thick pine forest. The experts will continue excavation as the grave is said to contain mortal remains of as many as 37 civilians.
Sarajevo Prosecution conducted an investigation against Bosnian Serb Goran Vasić, suspected of detaining residents in Kasindolska Street in Sarajevo. However, he was cleared of the charges in 2005 due to the lack of evidence.
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BiH: Još jedna masovna grobnica
25. maj 2007. | 10:54 | Izvor: Beta
Sarajevo -- U masovnoj grobnici nađenoj na putu Mokro-Sokolac, na planini Romanija, u RS, otkriveni posmrtni ostaci najmanje 27 civila. Kako su izjavili čelnici Komisije BiH za traženje nestalih, na osnovu nađenih dokumenata može se potvrditi da su sve žrtve iz Kasindolske ulice u Sarajevu, koje su 14. maja 1992. odvedene iz svojih kuća. Tela su nađena u masovnoj grobnici dugoj više od pet i dubokoj dva metra, u gustoj borovoj šumi.
Ekshumacija se nastavlja, a pretpostavlja se da su u njoj posmrtni ostaci 37 civila.
Kantonalno tužilaštvo u Sarajevu vodilo je istragu protiv Gorana Vasića za odvođenje civila iz Kasindolske ulice. Vasić je u tom delu optužnice sredinom 2005. oslobođen zbog nedostatka dokaza.
Predmet 'Kasindolska ulica' u nadležosti je Suda BiH.
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