Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

38645building on the street in front of his apartment to the sharp right. 4858 Roberts could notsee any responding fire coming from the town at all. 4859 Roberts saw two bodies incivilian clothes, one on the street in front of his apartment and one on the street to thesharp right of his apartment. 4860 The body lying on the pavement immediately opposite,about 30 metres away, was that of a man. 4861 The body lying face down on the street tothe sharp right of his balcony appeared to be that of a woman dressed in jeans. 4862Roberts believed he saw a third body lying on the street which ran opposite his balconyabout 80 metres away. 4863 Roberts was on his balcony three to four times very shortlythat morning, one time for four to five minutes and one time for ten minutes. 4864 Afterthe first hour, a pattern of shelling emerged, from 6:15 a.m. until the later morning, inwhich a short lull was followed by several minutes of shelling. 4865 Roberts was told byUNMO officers later that day that between around 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. approximately1,100 shells had fallen on Knin. 4866 He further testified that he had read in an UNMOreport of 4 August 1995 that UNMOs heard 350-400 artillery “MBRL rocket fire”impacting on Knin between 5 a.m. and 10:40 a.m., a number he testified would likely bemore reliable than the 1,100 figure due to it being documented in a report. 4867 Robertstestified that at 8:40 a.m., shells were still falling on the central government and militarybuildings of Knin and on apartment blocks. 4868 A UN APC picked Roberts up at about8:40 a.m. and took him through other parts of town, past the police station and theformer SVK military barracks to pick up other people. 4869 It then turned back into themain road, passed the centre of town, crossed the Krka river and arrived at the UN4858 P680 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 1 July 2008), paras 13-14; Alun Roberts, T. 6821; P682(Aerial map with markings shell impacts and bodies), apartment building marked D.4859 P678 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 7 February 2008), para. 8, Alun Roberts, T. 7060.4860 P680 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 1 July 2008), para. 15; Alun Roberts, T. 6821-6822, 7060,7087-7089, 7091-7092; P682 (Aerial map with markings shell impacts and bodies), locations of bodiesmarked B1 and F; D1374 (Croatia’s Ministry of Defence note featuring an interview of Alun Robertswith a reporter of Slobodna Dalmacija on 4 August 1995), p. 6.4861 P680 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 1 July 2008), para. 16; Alun Roberts, T. 6821; P682 (Aerialmap with markings shell impacts and bodies), location of body marked B1.4862 P680 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 1 July 2008), para. 17; Alun Roberts, T. 6822; P682 (Aerialmap with markings shell impacts and bodies), location of body marked F.4863 P680 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 1 July 2008), para. 18; Alun Roberts, T. 6822, 7087-7089,7091-7092; P682 (Aerial map with markings shell impacts and bodies), location of body marked G.4864 Alun Roberts, T. 7060-7061.4865 P676 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 31 July 1998), pp. 2-3.4866 P676 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 31 July 1998), p. 5, Alun Roberts, T. 7070-7071.4867 Alun Roberts, T. 7069-7070; P101 (UNMO report, 4 August 1995, 12:05 p.m.).4868 P676 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 31 July 1998), p. 3.4869 P676 (Alun Roberts, witness statement, 31 July 1998), p. 3; P677 (Alun Roberts, witness statement,28 February 2007), p. 5; Alun Roberts, T. 6820.670Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `