A Humvee sits in the town of Srebrenica, Bosnia, during a 'presence patrol' by peacekeepers in December.
Wild dogs watch the soldiers go about their business.
The road to Srebrenica meanders along the Drina River, framed by lush mountains and forests. But beauty deceives. This is a trail of mayhem and murder, one that U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Kip Reitz travels nearly every day. The ghoulish tour stops first at a swank hotel outside Zvornik where Serbian soldiers raped civilian women and then threw them into the Drina.