Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39202in. On 4 September 1995, four sets of remains were found 50 metres east of the lasthouse in Oraovac.215. The autopsy report stated that the wallet and identification of Marko Ilić werefound on one of the bodies, which belonged to a 65-75-year-old male. The TrialChamber notes that the report on circumstances of death of Marko Ilić suggests that hedied on 5 August 1995. However, the report is based at least in part on informationprovided by a relative, whose source of knowledge is unclear. Based on the date thebody was found, its location, the identification found on the body, and the gender andestimated age of the body, combined with Milan Ilić’s testimony, the Trial Chamberconcludes that this body belonged to Marko Ilić.216. The autopsy report further stated that a second set of remains belonged to a 60-80-year-old female and was dressed in a buttoned-up dress and a rubber shoe.According to Milan Ilić, Ruža Bibić was a little younger than 77 or 78 years old andnormally wore a buttoned-up dress and plastic shoes. Considering the date the body wasfound, its location and proximity to the remains of Marko Ilić, and the gender, estimatedage, and clothing of the body, combined with Milan Ilić’s testimony, the Trial Chamberconcludes that this body belonged to Ruža Bibić. The autopsy report further stated thatthe two other sets of remains belonged to a 55-65-year-old male, and a 40-60-year-oldmale. According to Milan Ilić, Rade Bibić was 77 or 78 years old and Stevo Ajdukovićwas 59 or 60 years old. The Trial Chamber notes that the reports on circumstances ofdeath of Rade Bibić and Stevo Ajduković suggest that they died in September 1995.However, these reports are based at least in part on information provided by relatives,whose sources of knowledge are unclear. Despite the inconsistencies regarding theestimated age of one of the bodies and the reported dates of death of Rade Bibić andStevo Ajduković, considering the bodies’ genders, the date they were found, theirlocation and proximity to each other and to the bodies of Marko Ilić and Ruža Bibić,combined with Milan Ilić’s testimony, the Trial Chamber concludes that these twobodies belonged to Rade Bibić and Stevo Ajduković.217. The gunshot injuries to the heads of three of the bodies, their geographiclocation, and their proximity to each other are consistent with Milan Ilić’s testimony.Consequently, the Trial Chamber finds that, shortly after a person wearing a grey-greenuniform ordered them to walk away from Oraovac, at least one of the persons inuniform present in Oraovac shot Marko Ilić, Rade Bibić and Ruža Bibić, thereby killing113Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `