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39178out after asking to see his Croatian ID card. Shots were then heard a couple of hundredmetres away within approximately ten minutes of Milan Marčetić being dragged out ofhis mother’s house, while his body was later found by a local resident with four bulletwounds to his chest and seven bullet wounds in total. Based on the description of MilanMarčetić as a Serb, the Trial Chamber finds that he was of Serb ethnicity. Further, theTrial Chamber finds that these three uniformed persons killed Milan Marčetić.255. At approximately 5 p.m. on the same day, Dušan Šuica was having aconversation with his neighbours in a house in the hamlet of Gudura in Zrmanja, Gračacmunicipality. He left the house at approximately 5:15 p.m., whereafter the persons thatpreviously had a conversation with him heard shots fired. The Trial Chamber finds thata few minutes later, six uniformed men went to the house that Dušan Šuica had justdeparted from, and asked the villagers to show their Croatian documents. According tothe evidence, the uniformed men did not kill the villagers as one of them presented anHV ID card and two of them were relatives of one of the uniformed men. The TrialChamber finds that Dušan Šuica’s blackened body was found two to three days later ina nearby stable, with eight bullet wounds and blood on his chest and forehead.According to the 1991 Population Census, Zrmanja was an all Serb village and based onthis the Trial Chamber finds that Dušan Šuica was Serb. Based on the foregoing, theTrial Chamber finds that these six uniformed persons killed Dušan Šuica.256. Based on the fact that the uniformed men arrived in armoured vehicles carryingweapons, the fact that Milan Marčetić was asked to produce his Croatian ID card, andthe fact that Dušan Šuica’s neighbours were treated leniently after presenting an HV IDcard, the Trial Chamber finds that they were members of Croatian military forces orSpecial Police. The Trial Chamber will further consider this incident in relation toCounts 1, 6, and 7 of the Indictment in chapters 5.3.2 and 5.8.2 (b) below.Vlade Sovilj (Further Clarification no. 44)257. The Trial Chamber has received relevant evidence with regard to the allegedmurder of Vlade Sovilj, primarily through the testimony of Mile Sovilj and forensicdocumentation. Mile Sovilj, a Serb journalist from Gračac, 946 left Gračac and went to946 P86 (Mile Sovilj, witness statement, 22 February 2007), p. 1, paras 1-4; P87 (Mile Sovilj, witnessstatement, 23 April 2008), p. 1; Mile Sovilj, T. 2216, 2238-2239; P88 (Map of Gračac area, marked byMile Sovilj), location “A”; D134 (Mile Sovilj, supplemental information sheet, 18 April 2008), paras 2, 7.137Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `