Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39125336. Milica ðurić, a Serb from the hamlet ðurići in Plavno village in Kninmunicipality, 1364 testified that on 4 August 1995, she heard and saw shelling of thePlavno area, including two or three grenades coming from Strmica and landing in thevicinity of Rusići hamlet with a puff of smoke. 1365 On 5 August 1995, the witness heardthe noise of grenades landing on the other side of her hamlet and, around 5 p.m., sawgrenades hit both the home across from her house, owned by Sava Bućić, and the one onthe other side of her house. 1366 The witness testified that there were about 45 householdsin ðurići hamlet, but that people began leaving in the morning of 4 August 1995 andthat most people left in the night between 4 and 5 August 1995. 1367 The witness testifiedthat she and others decided to stay because they did not believe anything bad wouldhappen. 1368 The witness further testified that she went to her son Mile ðurić, who washerding sheep on a mountain, on 4 and 5 August 1995, and told him that he should leavesince everyone else had left the village. 1369 Her son told the witness that he was notscared and did not plan on leaving. 1370 The witness testified that her son was not in theSerbian army. 1371337. At 8 a.m. on 6 August 1995, the witness and six others, including Draginjaðurić, took shelter from the shelling in the cellar of the witness’s house. 1372 Thewitness’s mother-in-law and husband chose instead to stay in the kitchen of the house,due to her husband’s handicap and her mother-in-law’s old age. 1373 When the witnesstold her husband to come to the cellar, he replied that no one would touch him becausehe was an invalid and had never had any soldiers, weapons, or ammunition in the1364 P443 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), p. 1; P1004 (Milica ðurić, witness statement,23 September 2004), p. 1, paras 1, 3; D397 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 2 April 1998), pp. 1-2;Milica Ðurić, T. 10770.1365 P443 (Milica Ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 2; D397 (Milica ðurić, witness statement,2 April 1998), p. 2; Milica Ðurić, T. 10807.1366 P443 (Milica Ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 2; D397 (Milica ðurić, witness statement,2 April 1998), p. 3; Milica Ðurić, T. 10781.1367 P443 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 3; D397 (Milica Ðurić, witness statement,2 April 1998), p. 2.1368 P443 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 3.1369 P443 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 4; ; D397 (Milica Ðurić, witnessstatement, 2 April 1998), p. 2; Milica Ðurić, T. 10797-10803, 10807-10809.1370 P443 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 4; Milica Ðurić, T. 10802.1371 Milica ðurić, T. 10802-10805, 10808-10810.1372 P443 (Milica Ðurić, witness statement, 13 July 2007), para. 6; P1004 (Milica Ðurić, witnessstatement, 23 September 2004), para. 3; D397 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 2 April 1998), p. 3;Milica ðurić, T. 10775, 10782, 10811.1373 P1004 (Milica ðurić, witness statement, 23 September 2004), para. 4; D397 (Milica Ðurić, witnessstatement, 2 April 1998), p. 3; Milica ðurić, T. 10775, 10781-10782, 10801, 10811.190Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `