The Serbs bused thousands of Muslim women and children to safety in Tuzla, northern Bosnia's largest city. But men and boys from the U.N. compound and those captured in the mountains were taken away separately. More than 6,000 never returned. Some ended up in warehouses in Kravica, where they were later shot. Dark gray patches highlight hundreds of bullet holes in the outside stucco.
Repairs are obvious around a large door, damaged by heavy equipment used to haul out bodies.
Parts of the doorframe were found in the mass grave three miles away in Glogova, where N.C. guardsmen stood watch last year. Ferguson, a physician's assistant at Cape Fear Hospital. We were all quiet then. They worked so carefully, with respect, trying to keep the bodies intact. He and other guardsmen remember painful details from their weeks at the grave site - now a slightly sunken football field of soft brown earth.