The wires may have failed to report it, but there has been extensive forensic testimony by prosecution witnesses about the 1,800 bodies that have been found. See the items that follow. The Tribunal has also not recessed for the summer. The Krstic trial resumed this Monday and continues. Secrets of Srebrenica's mass graves exposed.
Prosecution withdraws expert witness.
Del Ponte rules out investigation into alleged NATO war crimes. Republika Srpska prime minister visits the Tribunal Tribunal Update is written by IWPR senior editor Mirko Klarin, the leading correspondent covering The Hague court, and Vjera Bogati. Krstic, commander of the Bosnian Serb army Drina Corps, is accused of genocide for his alleged part in the mass murders which followed the fall of the enclave in 1995. The prosecution opened with material evidence collected from the mass execution sites at Branjevo farm, the Pilica village House of Culture, the Petkovac dam, Kozluk, and the Kravica depot. These sites, known as primary mass graves, had revealed a wealth of material evidence - bodies and body parts, rifle cartridges, blindfolds, ligatures and personal items belonging to the victims.