But Deichmann never said that they did. As for the extent of the fencing, all sides now agree that it was incomplete and had gaps. ITN seems to be denying allegations Deichmann never made. Then there is the question of why ITN failed to send unedited rushes of the crucial sequence as part of the disclosure required by the legal process. I worked for four years in ITN's chaotic newsroom.
Tapes do go missing, but they usually turn up somewhere.
However, I did see the rest of the rushes showing the crew arriving by coach from Omarska, entering the compound through a gap in the fence and interviewing and filming people. So yes, they were filming the men from inside their own partly fenced area, as LM claimed. Another LM allegation is that the tape shows well-nourished prisoners with paunches standing in the camp. The first four days of the trial have gone largely without incident. I noticed that The Guardian, whose reporter Ed Vulliamy accompanied the teams at Trnopolje, covered the first three days of prosecution evidence, but printed nothing of the defense's cross-examination.