OSIJEK, Oct 24 (Hina) - Police have nearly completed interviewing people who may be able to provide specific information regarding war crimes in Paulin Dvor, outside Osijek, where 19 Serb civilians were killed in 1991, Osijek-Baranja
Police reported on Wednesday. They could not say how many people have been interviewed so far, because the interviews were being held simultaneously in Osijek and Zagreb. A woman's corpse was exhumed last week at a cemetery in Trpinje in Vukovar-Srijem County (eastern Croatia). She was identified as D.V., born in 1934. Investigators of the Hague-based international war crimes tribunal discovered the bodies of 18 civilians killed in Paulin Dvor, in a mass grave near Gospic (central Croatia). The bodies were identified on the basis of documents found with them. The investigation into the war crimes in Paulin Dvor is being carried out by Osijek-Baranja police with the cooperation of the
OSIJEK, Oct 24 (Hina) - Police have nearly completed interviewing
people who may be able to provide specific information regarding
war crimes in Paulin Dvor, outside Osijek, where 19 Serb civilians
were killed in 1991, Osijek-Baranja Police reported on Wednesday.
They could not say how many people have been interviewed so far,
because the interviews were being held simultaneously in Osijek and
Zagreb.
A woman's corpse was exhumed last week at a cemetery in Trpinje in
Vukovar-Srijem County (eastern Croatia). She was identified as
D.V., born in 1934. Investigators of the Hague-based international
war crimes tribunal discovered the bodies of 18 civilians killed in
Paulin Dvor, in a mass grave near Gospic (central Croatia). The
bodies were identified on the basis of documents found with them.
The investigation into the war crimes in Paulin Dvor is being
carried out by Osijek-Baranja police with the cooperation of the
chief state prosecutor, county prosecution and other bodies.
Two suspects for the crime in Paulin Dvor, Enes Viteskic and Nikola
Ivankovic, have been in custody at Osijek jail since September 14.
On October 11, their detention time was extended to December 13.
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