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Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

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39169home in Kakanj on 13 January 1996, where he was visited two or three times by thepolice from Ičovo and Rupe. 1016270. Mirko Ognjenović testified that on 20 August 1995 people in a vehicle markedwith red crosses took photographs of the bodies, which were quickly decomposing inthe warm weather. 1017 On 24 August 1995 just before suns<strong>et</strong>, the witness saw that thebodies were still there, but when he r<strong>et</strong>urned early in the morning of 25 August 1995 thebodies were gone and some surgic<strong>al</strong> gloves and one large rubber glove were left on thespot. 1018 A Croatian MUP crimin<strong>al</strong> report indicated that on 24 August 1995 CivilianProtection operatives from Zadar recovered in Kakanj two bodies partly dressed inuniforms of paramilitary units, and buried them in the City Cem<strong>et</strong>ery in Zadar undernumbers 445 and 446. 1019271. On 28 August 1995, the son of Uroš Šarić submitted a crimin<strong>al</strong> report (KTN-59/95) concerning the killing of his father to the Split military prosecutor, in which hestated to have learned that there were not just two but three perp<strong>et</strong>rators, of whom twowere in uniform, and that the Zadar Police Administration conducted an on-siteinvestigation. 1020 In a l<strong>et</strong>ter dated 10 September 1995, he requested the Croatian DeputyPrime Minister for information regarding his father, who he stated was buried on 24August 1995, <strong>al</strong>ong with Uroš Ognjenović, as an unknown member of the military atthe City Cem<strong>et</strong>ery in Zadar. 1021 On 11 September 1995, Ivica C<strong>et</strong>ina referred him to theCroatian Red Cross. 1022 The crimin<strong>al</strong> report submitted by the son of Uroš Šarić was senton 2 October 1995 by Deputy Military Prosecutor Denona to the Zadar military policefor processing in order to discover the perp<strong>et</strong>rator. 1023 On 6 December 1995 the son ofUroš Šarić requested assistance from the public prosecutor, since the Police1016 P2511 (Radoslav Ognjenović, witness statement, 23 January 1999), para. 19.1017 P989 (Mirko Ognjenović, witness statement, 24 January 1999), p. 8; D872 (UNMO report, 27 August1995), p. 2; D874 (L<strong>et</strong>ters from the Police Administration of Šibenik-Knin with offici<strong>al</strong> notes), pp. 6-7.1018 P989 (Mirko Ognjenović, witness statement, 24 January 1999), p. 8; D872 (UNMO report, 27 August1995), p. 2.1019 P995 (L<strong>et</strong>ter from Srećko Šarić to Deputy Prime Minister Kostović, 10 September 1995); P996(Forensic records of Šibenik county state prosecutor’s office for Uroš Ognjenović and Uroš Šarić), p. 7;P1003 (Crimin<strong>al</strong> report from Ive Kardum, chief of the Crimin<strong>al</strong> Police Department, 1 April 1996), p. 1;D874 (L<strong>et</strong>ters from the Police Administration of Šibenik-Knin with offici<strong>al</strong> notes), p. 1.1020 P992 (Crimin<strong>al</strong> report submitted by Srećko Šarić, 28 August 1995); D874 (L<strong>et</strong>ters from the PoliceAdministration of Šibenik-Knin with offici<strong>al</strong> notes), p. 1.1021 P992 (Crimin<strong>al</strong> report submitted by Srećko Šarić, 28 August 1995), p. 2; P995 (L<strong>et</strong>ter from SrećkoŠarić to Deputy Prime Minister Kostović, 10 September 1995).1022 D877 (L<strong>et</strong>ters from the Police Administration of Zadar-Knin, 11 September 1995 and 25 March1996), p. 1.1023 P999 (L<strong>et</strong>ter from Deputy Military Prosecutor Denona to the military police in Zadar, 2 October1995).146Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `

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