According to the indictment, around 16 or 17 July 1995, members of the Scorpions unit shot six captured Bosniaks at Godinjske bare near Trnovo, among them two minors, Safet Fejzić and Azmir Alispahić. One member of the unit filmed the execution with a camera. The recording circulated among soldiers for ten years, and after it was shown at the trial of Slobodan Milošević in 2005, the Scorpions commander Slobodan Medić and others were convicted in Belgrade by final judgments.
Personal testimony · Orahovac · July 1995 – March 1996
Fahrudin Muminović was six, perhaps seven years old when, in July 1995, after the fall of Srebrenica, he was taken together with his father to the execution site near Orahovac, close to Zvornik. According to the testimony of a member of the Zvornik Brigade of the VRS before the Hague Tribunal, the wounded boy rose from the pile of bodies after the shooting and was taken to the hospital in Zvornik. Fahrudin survived, and as an adult he testified before the Hague Tribunal about the genocide in Srebrenica.
Personal testimony · Srebrenica · July 11, 1995 – July 15, 1995
After the fall of Srebrenica on 11 July 1995, seventeen-year-old Witness O surrendered on 13 July together with several thousand men, after protection under the Geneva Conventions had been promised over a loudspeaker. At dawn on 15 July he was shot at a mass execution site, but survived among the bodies and, together with another survivor, reached ARBiH-held territory. He gave his testimony before the ICTY on 13 April 2000 in the trial of Radislav Krstić.
Biography · Srebrenica · July 6, 1995 – July 14, 1995
In July 1995, Ramo Osmanović from Dobrak near Skelani lost his younger son Edin in the shelling of Srebrenica, and after the fall of the enclave he set out with his older son Nermin through the forest toward Tuzla. A video in which the captured Ramo calls on Nermin and other men to come out of the forest became one of the best-known images of the Srebrenica genocide; father and son were killed, and they were buried in Potočari in 2009.
Biography · Srebrenica · July 6, 1995 – July 13, 1995
In July 1995 in Srebrenica, Saliha Osmanović of Dobrak near Skelani lost her younger son Edin, her husband Ramo and her elder son Nermin. Ramo was recorded on a video in which, taken prisoner, he calls out to his son from the forest. Saliha testified about this before the Hague Tribunal in the proceedings against Ratko Mladić and returned to Dobrak, where she rebuilt the house that had been built for her sons.
Senad Beganović was fourteen years old when he was killed in July 1995 after the fall of Srebrenica. His remains were found on four occasions, between 1998 and 2007, in the Zeleni Jadar, Glogova and Budak graves, and in 2014 he was buried in Potočari next to his father. His fate shows how the bodies of victims were moved from primary to secondary graves in order to conceal the crime.
Rudolf Hren, a Catholic who came to Srebrenica as a three-month-old baby, disappeared in July 1995, after the fall of Srebrenica, while making his way through the forest with a column of men toward Tuzla. His remains were found in a secondary mass grave in Kamenica and identified in 2010. His mother, wife and daughter decided that he should be buried at the Potočari Memorial Center, among the people with whom he had lived and with whom he perished.
Account of an event · Omarska · August 5, 1992 – August 6, 1992
Dr. Esad Sadiković, a respected physician from Prijedor, was detained in 1992 in the Omarska camp, where, according to the Institute for Genocide Research Canada, he continued to help detainees as a doctor. In August 1992, shortly before the camp was dissolved, a guard took him away, and the detainees stood up and thanked him, as Nusret Sivac testified before the Hague Tribunal. According to the Institute, his remains were found in a cave near Sanski Most and buried in Prijedor in 2007.
On 12 July 1992, about fifty detainees were taken out of detention in the former Perčin discotheque in Doboj and then used as a human shield. According to court judgments, sixteen people were killed on that occasion. To date, no one has been convicted of the killings of the human shield.
Account of an event · Foča · June 1992 – December 1992
The Slovenian photojournalist Alojz Krivograd, known as Futy, set out in the summer of 1992 for besieged Goražde, but was captured by Serb forces in Foča. He has been listed as missing ever since, and according to available information he was probably killed near the Piljak pit on Mount Maluša. His body has still not been found with certainty.
Account of an event · Bijeli Potok · May 26, 1992 – June 8, 1992
On 1 June 1992 in Bijeli Potok near Zvornik, Serb forces separated Bosniak men and boys from the surrounding villages from women, children and the elderly and took them to the Technical School in Karakaj. The detainees died there from heat and thirst and were beaten and then shot, while some were taken to Pilica and to Gera's slaughterhouse. According to Anadolu Agency, around 675 men and boys were killed, and the remains of around 245 victims have still not been found.
Personal testimony · Omarska · May 1992 – August 1992
According to his own testimony, Drago Perković was detained in the Omarska camp, where a fellow detainee, the Prijedor physician Dr. Esad Sadiković, known as Eso, cleaned a badly infected wound on his arm without any medical supplies. Perković survived. Dr. Sadiković was taken from the camp and killed in August 1992.