Prosecutors hide information like a snake hides its legs: Names of criminals who killed 1,000 Bosniaks in Kravica

The Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor's Office has been hiding the names of those arrested for the murder of about a thousand Bosniaks on July 13, 1995, in the Kravica warehouse, an agricultural cooperative located on the Bratunac - Konjević Polje road, reported Slobodna Bosna, as carried by the Patria news agency.  

Their names cannot be learned even from the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Boris Grubešić, spokesperson for the BiH Prosecutor's Office, says that he cannot provide that information under any circumstances because the arrest operation was carried out by colleagues from the Serbian prosecutor's office and that they are the only address we should contact.

As Slobodna Bosna learns from a confidential source within the Serbian Ministry of Interior, those arrested for the crime against Srebrenica victims are: Vidoslav Vasić, originally from Prnjavor; Dragomir Parović from Nevesinje; Jovan Petrović from Rastošnica near Zvornik; Boro Miletić from Bosanska Dubica; Aleksandar Dačević from Čajniče; and Milivoje Batinica from Sarajevo.

On the same day, Nedeljko Milidragović, known as Neđo Kasapin, and Aleksandar Golijanin from Sarajevo were also arrested.

Milidragović was the commander of the Second Company of the RS Special Police Brigade, whose headquarters were at the training center on Jahorina. The First Company, commanded by the arrested Aleksa Golijanin, also participated in the execution.

Milidragović was arrested in Belgrade in a magnificent house he acquired through business. He moved to Belgrade after the war. The business, it is assumed, was started with money stolen from the executed men. Recently, he was also the owner of a butcher shop.

Milivoje Batinica is the coach and founder of the first-league futsal club SAS from Zrenjanin. He has lived in this city for about twenty years, where he also owns his own company.