Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

385961362. Decomposing body KN01/422B, numbered 402, approximately 1.80 metreslong, was found in Knin on 18 August 1995 with a black wool jumper and a black skirt,identified as Ankica Tomić born on 27 March 1948, and buried at a city cemetery inKnin. 5354 Body KN01/422B, exhumed in the summer of 2001 from a cemetery in Kninwith a metal tag marked “402”, remnants of a pair of trousers and a white bra, was anapproximately 1.58-1.72-metre-tall female between 40 and 60 years old, with possiblypost-mortem shrapnel injury to the right rear side of the pelvis. 5355 Body KN01/422Bwas identified on 28 April 2004 as Ana Tomić. 5356 According to a report of the ZagrebInstitute for Forensic Medicine, dated 28 April 2004 and based on data provided by herdaughter, Ankica Tomić, a Serb of Yugoslav nationality born 27 March 1948, died fromunknown causes in Knin on 4 August 1995. 53571363. A decomposing body, numbered 485 and approximately 1.70 metres long, wasretrieved on 18 August 1995 from the Pathology Department of the Knin Hospital,identified as Nikola Grujić, and buried at a city cemetery in Knin. 5358 The TrialChamber considers that the forensic evidence does not establish a cause of death forNikola Grujić. Under these circumstances, the Trial Chamber will not further considerhis death in relation to the alleged unlawful attack against civilians and civilian objectsin Knin.1364. The Trial Chamber considers that the forensic evidence does not establish acause of death for Nikola Grujić or Ankica Tomić. The forensic evidence indicates thatLjubomir ðapić died as a result of a gunshot injury to the head. There is insufficientevidence as to the circumstances under which or by whom Ljubomir Ðapić was killed.The evidence received does not establish a link between any of these three deceased andthe shelling of Knin on 4 and 5 August 1995. Under these circumstances, the TrialChamber will not further consider the deaths of Nikola Grujić, Ankica Tomić, andLjubomir Ðapić in relation to the alleged unlawful attack against civilians and civilianobjects in Knin.1365. The Trial Chamber will first consider the intensity of the shelling of Knin on 4and 5 August 1995, and then address the methods and means employed during the5354 P1433 (Information on body KN01/422B, ID No. 402, with photograph).5355 John Clark, T. 14167-14168; P1633 (Autopsy report of KN01/422B, 25 July 2001), pp. 1-5, 8, 10-13,16; P1256 (Photographs of bodies and bones), p. 11; P1918 (Photograph of bone, KN01/422B).5356 P2006 (List of identified persons exhumed at the new cemetery in Knin and Gračac).5357 P2104 (Report on circumstances of death of Ankica Tomić, 28 April 2004), pp. 22-24.719Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `