There is no hard evidence that 3000, let alone 8000, Bosnian Muslims were massacred in Srebrenica. The Dutch troops who were based in the area at the time testified to the war crimes tribunal that they saw no evidence of mass killings. The first official report into the Srebrenica events, the last written by the UN human rights envoy, Tadeusz Mazowiecki, before he resigned, provided no conclusive evidence. The latest investigation by his successor, Elizabeth Rehn, turned up no new evidence. The troupe of foreign journalists have discovered nothing more.
Officials examining the 'mass graves' have yet to find one body.
Not a single photograph of a 'mass grave' taken with a terrestrial camera has been forthcoming. The war in eastern Bosnia was brutal. In 1992-93, more than 1000 Serbs from the villages around Srebrenica were killed by Bosnian Muslim fighters. These events were the subject of an award-winning film, The Unforgiving, by Clive Gordon. They have been well-documented and the graves are there for all to see in Bratunac.