Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39076412. According to the forensic documentation, on 23 August 1995, decomposing bodyKN01/306B, 1.60 metres long and numbered 503, was retrieved with blue/grey trousers,a red and white chequered shirt, and black leather sandals near house no. 173 inŽagrović, Knin municipality, identified by Predrag Dondur from Žagrović as IlinkaDondur from Žagrović, born 6 July 1930, and buried at a Knin city cemetery. 1831 BodyKN01/306B, exhumed on 15 June 2001 from a cemetery in Knin, with a metal tagmarked “503” and clothing including grey trousers, a red and white chequered shirt, andsandals or black shoes, was an approximately 1.47-1.63-metre-tall female between 45-100 years old, with a gunshot injury diagonally through the thorax from the back, whichwas found by the forensic pathologist to be the cause of death. 1832 According to a reportof the Zagreb Institute of Forensic Medicine, dated 5 June 2002 and based on detailsprovided by her nephew, Ika Dondur, a Serb born in 1930, died from a gunshot injury tothe torso in Žagrović, on 5 August 1995. 1833 On 5 June 2002, body KN01/306B wasidentified by classical method as Ika Dondur, born in 1930. 1834413. On 23 August 1995, an approximately 1.75-metre-long decomposing bodynumbered 502, wearing a red and black shirt, a pair of olive-grey trousers, a white scarf,and white sneakers, was retrieved near the house numbered 173 in Donduri hamlet,Žagrović village, Knin municipality, identified by Predrag Dondur from Žagrović asVera Dondur from Žagrović, born on 12 September 1939, and was later buried in a citycemetery in Knin. 1835414. The Trial Chamber notes at the outset that the Gotovina Defence alleges infootnote 1670 of its final brief that the 21 November 1995 HRAT report is not inevidence. The report is in evidence as exhibit P1109. It contains hearsay evidenceregarding the alleged murder of Ika and Vera Dondur and is unclearly sourced.Moreover, it is vague as to the exact circumstances of the alleged murder. The forensicevidence received indicates that a gunshot injury caused Ika Dondur’s death. The TrialChamber has received no forensic evidence with regard to the death of Vera Dondur.Under these circumstances, the Trial Chamber will not further consider this incident inrelation to Counts 1, 6, and 7 of the Indictment.1831 P1402 (Information on identified body KN01/306B, ID No. 503, with photograph).1832 P1602 (Autopsy report of KN01/306B, 3 July 2001), pp. 1-2, 4-6, 8, 11-13, 16.1833 P2076 (Report on facts of death of Ika Dondur, 5 June 2002), pp. 33-34.1834 P659 (List of identified persons exhumed from a cemetery in Knin), p. 1; P2002 (List of identifiedpersons exhumed in Knin).1835 P1403 (Croatian protocol with regard to the body of a civilian).239Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `