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Humanitarian Law Centerplje Secretariat of Interior and I do not know whether they collected bulletcases, and yes, bullet cases were collected because I personally saw them.I personally saw the bullet cases. I think there were 20 or 30 of them andthey were rifle bullet cases. These bullet cases were forwarded to the Secretariatof Interior’s technicians, which is a usual procedure and I do notknow whether they were forwarded to the Prokuplje Secretariat of Interioror the Podujevo Police Station. And I do not know if they were forwardedto the court.I saw a bunch of bullet cases in a bag and I do not know if there were riflebullet cases, too. We were interested to find out who were the people whowere killed, but we could not request or carry out their identification at thetime. Podujevo was an empty city and we could not ask anybody. Sincewe arrived in Prokuplje one month after the event, I do not think that thecorpses were still at the scene. I know that colleague Klikovac has a documentcontaining the description of the bodies and I know that the identificationprocess was not carried out. I cannot remember whether or not Iinspected the investigation report. I interrogated the defendant based onthe documentation that was in my possession. However, I cannot rememberthe details because it’s been four years. I do not remember the Drinibar. I cannot remember and I think that before I interrogated the defendantsI saw a report on the location of 19 corpses, which the Priština Secretariatof Interior composed and which was presented to me. I think this isthe first time for me to hear that death occurred after five or six days. Besidesthe evidence I have already mentioned, I also learned about the contentof the confiscated possessions and I think that it was a pistol confiscatedfrom Saša Cvjetan and a cigarette holder or a watch, I cannot quite recallit today, and we made a certificate of the confiscated possessions. We madethe criminal complaint in the Prokuplje Elementary School where ProkupljeSecretariat of Interior was and we interrogated the defendants in the prison.All information regarding the event we obtained from Demirović andCvjetan. We did not physically take them to the investigative judge becausethe defendants were already in the prison. I worked as a criminal inspectorfor nine years before this event took place and I had never had a case withso many victims. This procedure was different in many ways. First of all,we began the procedure one month after the event took place. Then, thebombing was underway, 80 per cent of people we were supposed to talkto were unavailable. These are the injured parties and people who men-106