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39031and returned, saying that “there was nothing, only an immobile woman”. 2170 Then thesoldiers asked the group, including the witness, to walk from the house towards afactory. 2171 After having walked approximately 20 metres, the soldiers told them to stop,upon which one of them tore up Stevo Berić’s identification documents, saying “youdon’t need this anymore”. Another soldier took a sack from Janja Berić and threw itaway. The soldier asked Janja Berić where her sons were, and she answered that onewas in Belgrade and the other in Russia. 2172 While walking again, the soldiers askedwho they had seen fleeing when they entered the village, somebody in the groupanswered that it could have been Dragan Junjga, and the group stopped one more timewhen one of the soldiers took Bosiljka Berić to search for Dragan Junjga in his house.Once the group had arrived at the Knin-Drniš asphalt road, one soldier left and wenttowards Drniš together with the other villager mentioned by the witness. Anothersoldier went to a factory with Bosiljka Berić, outside of which the witness saw manyparked civilian vehicles and approximately ten to fifteen uniformed HV soldiers. Fromthe language used by the soldiers, she inferred that the factory was used as a kind ofpolice station. 2173 The soldier who had hit the witness earlier stayed with the group. 2174He had a conversation with an armed soldier wearing camouflage uniform who washeading towards Drniš, to whom he told that he was going to kill the group, upon whichthe latter soldier responded that he should not do so. Upon the soldier’s orders, thegroup started walking back from the main road to the village, the Progon road, as thesoldier told the witness, “Fuck your mother for what you did to Vukovar”. The soldieradded that, “It is not Tuñman who is killing you, it is an Ustasha”. He asked the groupwhether anyone knew someone from the village of Žitnić. When Krsta Šare respondedthat he did, and named a person, the soldier turned to him and stated that there was noGod on earth that could save him. 2175 Approximately halfway down the Progon road,nearby the house of Bosko Petko, the soldier ordered them to sit again and spottedMiloš Ćosić, whom the soldier ordered to look for Dragan Junjga and then to join thegroup. 2176 The soldier drew a “U” in the dust and stated that it was the golden letter,2170 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, p. 3.2171 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, pp. 3, 8-9.2172 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, p. 3.2173 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, p. 4.2174 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, pp. 3-4.2175 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, p. 4.2176 P2505 (Witness 67, witness statements), 31 March 1998 statement, pp. 4, 8-9.284Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `