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Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

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39188this communication, Sava Babić was found on 5 September 1995 at 10:30 a.m. 879 Acrimin<strong>al</strong> report by the Zadar-Knin Police Administration, signed by Ive Kardum anddated 19 September 1995, documents that Sava Babić, a Serb woman born 1913, wasfound with three entry-exit wounds to the head and two entry-exit wounds to the chest,establishing that the cause of death was “compression of the brain”. 880 An on-siteinvestigation was performed on 7 September 1995 on beh<strong>al</strong>f of the Zadar County Court,during which an empty 7.62-millim<strong>et</strong>re cartridge was found at the scene. 881 Followingon from this, a report by the Zadar-Knin Police Administration, signed by Ive Kardumand dated 2 January 1996, was sent to the Military Prosecutor in Zadar stating that,since a forensic an<strong>al</strong>ysis of the cartridge found at the scene indicated that it had beenfired from a weapon belonging to Mario Dukić, a member of the “third Batt<strong>al</strong>ion of the134th Home Guard Brigade”, there were reasonable grounds to believe that thisindividu<strong>al</strong> was responsible for the murder of Sava Babić. 882237. Ive Kardum, Chief of the crime police department for the Zadar-Knin policeadministration in 1995, 883 confirmed that he had prepared and signed a crimin<strong>al</strong> reporton the death of Sava Babić dated 19 September 1995. 884 He <strong>al</strong>so confirmed that he hadprepared a speci<strong>al</strong> report, mentioning as a suspect Mario Dukić, a member of the 134thHome Guards Regisment, and sent it to the military prosecutor in Zadar. 885 Kardumtestified that Mario Dukić, identified as having killed P<strong>et</strong>ar Botar, a Serb civilian on 28September 1995 during a separate investigation, was suspected of killing Sava Babićbased on forensic an<strong>al</strong>ysis conducted by the centre in Zagreb on a 7.62-millim<strong>et</strong>recartridge found near Sava Babić’s body which showed that it came from the same gunas was used to kill P<strong>et</strong>ar Bota. 886 On 31 January 1998, the County Court in Zadarconvicted Mario Dukić of murdering P<strong>et</strong>ar Bota in Kolarina in Benkovac municip<strong>al</strong>ity,879 D230 (L<strong>et</strong>ter from the Knin district police administration to the Zadar-Knin police administration, 6September 1995).880 D9 (Documents of the Zadar-Knin police administration relating to the death of Sava Babić), p. 1.881 D9 (Documents of the Zadar-Knin police administration relating to the death of Sava Babić), pp. 1, 3-5.882 D9 (Documents of the Zadar-Knin police administration relating to the death of Sava Babić), pp. 6-9.883P2396 (Ive Kardum, witness statement, 3-4 May 2007), p. 1, paras 2-3; P2397 (Ive Kardum, witnessstatement, 22-23 March 2004), p. 1, paras 1-3, 12, 15, 17; Ive Kardum, T. 9231, 9251-9252, 9398, 9498-9499.884 P2396 (Ive Kardum, witness statement, 3-4 May 2007), para. 8; Ive Kardum, T. 9328-9330, 9464-9465.885 Ive Kardum, T. 9465-9466.886 Ive Kardum, T. 9465-9467, 9470; P2611 (Documentation on leg<strong>al</strong> proceedings against Dukić, Ljutić,and Brčić for the murder of P<strong>et</strong>ar Botar and Sava Babić), Part III, p. 17.127Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `

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