CRO STATE ATTORNEY ASKS FOR INVESTIGATING DOCUMENTS OF SAKIC CASE

ZAGREB, Nov 19 (Hina) - The County State Attorney Radovan Santek, gave a written proposal to the investigating judge of Zagreb's County Court, who is heading the investigating procedure against Dinko Sakic, to conclude the case and to submit the investigating documents to the state attorney's office, so the state attorney office can make a decision regarding the filing of charges. Dinko Sakic is a war crime suspect, and former commander of the Jasenovac concentration camp during World War Two. Santek believes that there is sufficient relevant evidence referring to the case of the execution of Dr. Mile Boskovic and others without even examining four witnesses due to come from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), and one witness from Bosnia- Herzegovina (BH). The state attorney also believes that insistence to hear these witnesses, would only prolong the investigating procedure, especially since this is a custody case. Dinko Sakic can be kept in custody for only six months, before a final decision by the state attorney's office is reached. Sakic was taken into custody on June 18, 1998 and detained in county prison in Remetinac, after the Argentine authorities extradited him to Croatia. (hina) it/sp