Witness Statement
L Bio information
My name is Savo Strbac. I was born in 1949, in v. Rastevié near Benkovac, Croatia.
Till 4 August 1995 I lived in a socially-owned flat in Benkovac. From thenon, I have
resided in Belgrade, as a refugee. I am married and a father of two. I am a Serb as to my
ethnie background. I have citizenship of both Croatia and Serbia.
I eamed a BA degree in law at the University of Zagreb Law Faculty in 1972, and
passed my bar exam there, four years la ter.

Witness Statement
1. My name is Mile Sovilj. I was born in the village of Kijani, municipality of Gracac,
Croatia. During the operation Storm I lived in the town of Gracac because I worked at Radio
Television Knin from 1991; I covered events from the Lika region and so, by living in Gracac, I
could travel distances much easier to get to my workplace. I remember that I was in Gracac also
on the night of 3 to 4 August 1995 when Operation St01m began and that a shell fell in the town
centre, near my place, around 5 AM.

STATEMENT
1. My name is Ilija Babic. 1 was born in the village ofMokro Polje, municipality ofKnin, and
1 am a Serb as to my ethnicity. My family lived there for generations, and my father and
grandfather lived, died and were buried at Mokro Polje.
2. 1 have two sons and a daughter. I lived and worked in this village since I was born. So, 1
was there in 1995, tao, just before the launching of the operation "Storm". I had a family
house at Mokro Polje, and in the center of the village we had a shop run by my younger son

STATEMENT
1. My name is Jela Ugarkovic. I was born in the village of Komic, municipality of Titova
Korenica, Croatia. 1 now live in Denmark. I Ieft my family home in 1974 when I started
working in Zagreb, first at Unitas concern factory and later on at the ·company Rade Koncar,
as a financial officer. I was employed there until March 1991 when I was, along with
thousands of other people, laid off. At the outbreak of the conflict, in 1990-1991, there was a
growing tension between Serbs and Croats. I was the victim of certain provocations by Croats

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District Court in Pozarevac, Serbia, Minutes of the
witness hearing of Mirko Mrkobrad, dated 13 March
1997
Kri.l4/97
MINUTES ON WITNESS HEARING
Taken on 13 March 1997 before the investigating magistrate of the District Court in
Pozarevac in the cri minai case against . . . . . . . . . for the criminal act punishable un der
Article ...... of the Criminal Code
Investigating Magistrate
Vukasin Stanisavljevic
Witness
Mirko Mrkobrad

WITNESS STATEMENT
My name is Bozo Susa. 1 was born in Croatia, Kolasac, Knin municipality. 1 currently live in
Australia whose citizen 1 have become.
By May 1991, 1 resided in Biograd, near Zadar, in the house of my wife. 1 was employed with
. the construction company "Jadran" in Zadar, where 1 worked as a carpenter. 1 even built a
family home in that city, and my wife and 1 intended to live there. Nevertheless, when 1 came
to work one day, 1 was greeted by three men carrying rifles, who told me 1 was no longer

The International Criminal Tribunal tor the fonner Yugoslavia
Case Prosecutor v. Gotovina et al., IT-060-90
Trans cri pts
Witness: General Andrew Brook Leslie
(Chief of Staff of the UNCRO Sector South)
22 April 2008
Pagel929
WITNESS: ANDREW LESLIE
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but the truth.
JUDGE ORlE: Thank you. Please proceed.
[ ... ]
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Examination by Mr. Tieger:

ANNEX44
ICTY, Gotovina et al., IT-060-90, Excerpts from the
testimony of Witness John Geoffrey William Hill, 27 &
28 May 2008, Transcripts, pp. 3736-3741,3746-3752,
3756-3757,3766-3768,3771-3772,3776,3778-3779,3786
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
Case Gotovina et al., IT -060-90
Trans cri pts of witness testimonies
Witness: John Goeffrey William Hill
(The commander of the United Nations Military Police in Sector South from June until
December 1995)
Transcript page 3736