Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39069man in uniform and the witness heard one soldier ask, “Did you have the picture toshow Milošević how you kill Ustašas”? Then the witness heard a soldier say, “Take himthere and cut his balls off”, and they took the man away. 1910 A little later, someonecalled Dragana Večerina out of the basement to do some washing. The witness sawthrough the open door of the basement how one of the soldiers who had captured himthe day before, took Dragana into another house just a few metres away. About 15 or 20minutes later, the witness saw Dragana come out of the house with messed-up hair andwearing different clothing. Dragana returned to the basement and the soldier who tookher away said, “Was I good for you”? 1911 Later that morning, the witness left thebasement and saw several soldiers dragging the man from Benkovac in the direction ofKistanje. After about 100 metres, they turned off the road, and then the witness heardtwo or three machine gun bursts and saw the soldiers returning without the man fromBenkovac. 1912 The soldiers lined up the witness and 19 others against a wall andinsulted them. They then told them to travel to the southern camp in Knin. One soldiersaid that they knew that there were 20 people and threatened to kill everyone if anywere missing upon arrival in Knin. The same soldier told the witness and the others tosay upon arrival in Knin that they were sent by the 4th Split battalion, 1st brigade. 1913The witness stated that on their way to Knin, at Bula’s bridge, they were stopped by asoldier wearing camouflage uniform, a black cowboy hat, and a black scarf, who hadcaught up with them in a small red car. The soldier, who was carrying an automaticrifle, lined up everyone against a wall and shouted something like, “Who let thesebastards go, they should all be killed”. A group of civilian police was standing about 50metres away and several of them came over and talked to the soldier, after which hedrove off. 1914 The civilian policemen, who were from Škabrnja, escorted the witness andthe others to a high school gym in Knin. The witness stayed in that gym for six weeksand stated that other people were arriving every day. The witness stated that young girlswere often taken out by Croatian soldiers and returned late in the evening. 1915 Sometime in September 1995, the witness left the gym in a convoy of about 27 buses, takinghim to Vojvodina, Serbia. The witness testified that some of his family members1909 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 12.1910 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 14.1911 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 15.1912 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 16.1913 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 17.1914 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 18.1915 P2507 (Zdravko Bunčić, witness statement, 8 September 2003), para. 19.246Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `