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People had no food or water, nor were there any toilets. When I went to look for waterI saw 10 to 15 beheaded bodies.’241. Plaintiff No. 7 states (see Exhibit 7):‘In the afternoon of 12th July 1995 I heard women suddenly yelling and calling out thatthe Chetniks were coming and that they would slaughter us. The Chetniks entered thecompound. I did not dare to leave the building. I did not see any Chetniks in thebuilding which I was in. When once I did leave the building I saw a number of deadpeople lying there. Dutch soldiers were walking about in the area.We had to leave on 13th July 1995. Buses stood ready for the people. Dutch soldiersand Chetniks were there. There were more Dutch soldiers and Chetniks by the buses,where the men and women were separated. Suddenly a child ran to me and asked me tohelp him. Somehow I managed to take him with me onto the bus. In that way I was ableto save his life. There were several Dutch soldiers there, who just stood and watched,and one of them looked to be confused and in shock.There was a mountain of clothes close to where the Dutch soldiers were. I think thatthis clothing came from civilians. The clothing was bloodstained. I did not myself seeany murders but I did see that the clothing was heavily bloodstained. I certainly hearda young woman scream that she was being killed. I wanted to see what had happenedbut was held back by some soldiers. I do not know any more whether these were Dutchsoldiers or the Chetniks. I later saw a pool of blood at that place. This was close to thefence around the compound. I saw this when I had to leave the compound, on the wayto the buses.’242. Plaintiff Šehomerović states (see Exhibit 8):‘The Serbian soldiers, including the Serbs in UN uniform, formed a circle. The circlewas formed around the Energo Invest factory. Everyone who tried to break out of thatcircle was shot dead. I saw with my own eyes that people who tried to flee the circle© Van Diepen Van der Kroef Advocaten 2007www.vandiepen.com105