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Humanitarian Law Centermonths old. I also recognised Shefkate Bogujevci, Llugalije Bogujevci 62 , andSala Bogujevci. Due to my health problems, I was not able to carry on theidentification of the rest of the people. They were exhumed from the Podujevomunicipal cemetery next to the railroad. I assume that the people fromthe Hague tribunal made a record on this, but at that time I did not pay attentionto this. After this, Bogujevci family members were exhumed oncemore, but my family members were not.When I returned from Priština in the search for the graves of my familymembers, I asked for the residence permission and Srboljub and his guysfrom the civil protection gave me the residence permission.As for what happened to my family, I heard about it from Selatin and Safet’schildren. I heard they took them out, in front of the police station, and thenanother group of people in uniform came; they were not the ones who tookthem out of the house. Then they separated Hamdi Duriqi and SelmanGashi. Hamdi Duriqi was my father. The children saw when these peoplein uniform slapped them and took inside the Drini bar. After this, the childrenheard two shots. Afterwards, the people in uniform took the children,opened the door to Selman Gashi’s house, i.e. Halim Gashi’s house. In thathouse they shot Shefkate in front of her children. After that, they shot atother children and women. That is what I heard about this event.I spoke to Srboljub Biserčić several times and tried to find out from himwhat happened to my family. However, he did not want to tell me eventhough I was sure that he knew what happened. I even had a feeling thatmy life was in danger and I had to pay for a document so that I could leavethe town and go to Priština. Biserčić knew where Ajet Duriqi’s grave was.Ajet Duriqi was my cousin. However, Biserčić did not want to tell me thatand we still do not know where he was buried.I agree with the criminal prosecution of the defendant and I do claim damages.”62 Shefkate Bogujevci168