Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39016body of Milan Babić, born in 1919, which according to the log had been dead forapproximately five to seven days, in the hamlet of Rašeljka, in Riñane. 2261520. According to the forensic evidence, male body KN01/324B, numbered 512, wasretrieved with a black jacket, green military jumper, black and white trousers andslippers from the hamlet of Balić in Riñane, Orlić municipality, on 21 September 1995,and buried at a local cemetery in Knin. 2262 Body KN01/324B, exhumed on 15 June 2001from a cemetery in Knin, with a metal tag marked “512” and clothing including blackand white striped trousers, brown and cream pullover, a black jacket and brown sandals,was an approximately 1.67-1.83-metre-tall male between 45 and 65 years old, with oneor more gunshot injury/ies to the torso, which the forensic pathologist found to be thecause of death. 2263 Body KN01/324B was identified on 28 April 2004, as MilanBalić. 2264 According to a report of the Zagreb Institute for Forensic Medicine, dated 28April 2004 and based on data provided by his son, Milan Balić, a Serb of Yugoslavnationality born in 1919, died from a gunshot injury to the torso in Riñane, on 18August 1995. 2265521. Murray Dawes saw a dead body with a gunshot wound to the chest on anunknown date in 1995 at a location he referred to as near Prijiči, in Orlić municipality.Two old women told Dawes that the body belonged to Milan Babić, a Croat. Dawes’saccount, including the presence of a nine millimetre casing next to the body,corresponds with the entry in the Knin District Police Administration daily incident logfor 19 September 1995. Although the victim’s reported ethnicity differs, the victim’sname, age, location, and injury/ies are similar to those of Milan Balić. This indicatesthat Dawes’s testimony, Roberts’s testimony, and the entry in the Knin police incidentlog relate to the same victim as the other evidence cited above.522. The evidence indicates that Milan Balić, a Serb born in 1919, was killed by oneor more gunshot injury/ies to the torso in Riñane, in Orlić municipality, in early to mid-September 1995. The report on circumstances of death suggests that Milan Balić diedon 18 August 1995. However, the report is based at least in part on information2261 D57 (Daily log of incidents in the Police Administration of the Knin District, Book 1, 6 August 1995-7 October 1995), pp. 1, 165.2262 P1473 (Information on body KN01/324B, ID No. 512, with photograph).2263 P1672 (Autopsy report of KN01/324B, 5 July 2001), pp. 1-2, 4-6, 8, 11-12, 15; P1952 (Photograph ofbones, KN01/324B).2264 P2006 (List of identified persons exhumed at the new cemetery in Knin and Gračac).2265 P2126 (Report on circumstances of death of Milan Balić, 28 April 2004), pp. 1-3.299Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `