Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39044according to the 1991 Population Census there were 1,298 Serbs out of a totalpopulation of 1,334 in Strmica, the Trial Chamber finds that Jovanka Mizdrak was Serb.The Trial Chamber will further consider this incident, with regard to Jovanka Mizdrak,in relation to Counts 1, 6, and 7 of the Indictment in chapters 5.3.2 and 5.8.2 (b) below.471. The evidence indicates that Stevan Mizdrak, a Serb, was killed by a gunshot tohis head on or about 5 August 1995. However, the Trial Chamber has receivedinsufficient evidence regarding the circumstances under which or by whom StevanMizdrak was killed. Under these circumstances, the Trial Chamber will not furtherconsider this incident, with regard to Stevan Mizdrak, in relation to Counts 1, 6, and 7of the Indictment.Živko Stojakov (Further Clarification no. 184)472. The Trial Chamber has received evidence with regard to the alleged murder ofŽivko Stojakov primarily through human rights reports and forensic documentation.According to an undated UN human rights report, a Serb woman from Drniš, whorefused to give her name, reported to the UN on 10 August 1995 that she and herhusband travelled towards the bridge near the UN compound where she saw a group ofHV soldiers. The husband, who was wearing a UN uniform borrowed from a Canadian,cried out “Don’t shoot! UNCRO!” The HV soldiers opened fire and killed the husbandwith many shots. One of the HV soldiers wanted to kill her too, but another soldier toldhim they were not supposed to shoot women. 2062 The soldier who wanted to shoot herthen made her strip to her underwear, and the HV then told her to go to the collectioncentre in Knin. 2063 On the way, another HV soldier gave her some clothes to wear. HVsoldiers at the collection centre sent her back to the UN compound and on the way shesaw many bodies, mostly civilians, who had been shot. Some of them lay close to eachother as if they had been standing in a line when shot, though according to the womanthey could also have been moved there after they were shot. She also passed the body ofher husband again and stated that the Canadian patch had been removed. 2064473. According to an IHF report dated 25 August 1995, detailing an IHF mission of17 August 1995 to 19 August 1995, the IHF mission spoke to a displaced Serb woman,2062 D709 (UN human rights reports, 6-17 August 1995), pp. 10-11.2063 D709 (UN human rights reports, 6-17 August 1995), pp. 11-12.2064 D709 (UN human rights reports, 6-17 August 1995), p. 12.271Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `