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Humanitarian Law Centerglass and the window right next to the door, I was watching through thisdoor and saw that investigative judge Mijat Bajović, his court reporter RadicaMarinković, and the defendant were in the room. Maybe some of theprison guards were also inside, but I cannot remember this now. I knowthat attorney Stanković was not present. While defendant Cvjetan was stillinterrogated I met with attorney Šubaranović at the entrance to the prison.I cannot remember his name, but I think it was Živorad. He told me thatJudge Mijatović was looking for him regarding the interrogation. I knewthis was about these two defendants, Cvjetan and Demirović. I sent him tothe room where the judge was interrogating the defendant. I do not knowwhere Šubaranović went. I do not know if he went straight inside the roomwhere the defendant was being interrogated or he waited until Judge MijatBajović finished the interrogation of defendant Cvjetan.The Secretariat of Interior Inspectors, who worked with the defendants,were coming to my office that day, but I do not think they were going insidethe room where the defendants were interrogated. After the interrogationwas over, Judge Bajović, his court reporter Radica, and attorneyŠubaranović came to my office and had a drink. I am reminding you that Ihad previously seen that attorney Šubaranović attended the interrogationof Demirović. I do not know if Judge Mijatović left the prison building afterhe finished the interrogation of Cvjetan. Maybe he went to some roomother than the one where he conducted the interrogation. After the interrogationof defendant Cvjetan, the investigative judge did not come to myoffice and neither did the court reporter. I do not remember when exactlythe air strike alert began, but I think it lasted almost the whole day. I cannotremember at what time the investigative judge arrived to the Prisonbuilding.”The presiding judge asked a question and the witness said:“There was a book at the entrance to the prison to which the guard wasregistering the arrival of every person, including the investigative judge,court reporter, attorney, and all other persons, who are not working in theprison. Besides this, the duty service had a book in which it registered thetime when the detainees were being interrogated, had meetings with theirattorneys, the names of people who were examined, and names of peoplewho gave approvals for the meetings or examination.244