Remains of 19 May Be Linked to Camps
From Times Wire Reports
Bosnian Muslim experts have exhumed the remains of 19 bodies, believed to be those of Muslims and Croats who had been held in Serbian camps, from a pit in western Bosnia-Herzegovina, an official said.
The Muslim Commission for Missing Persons said the panel suspects that the victims were Muslims and Croats from the Kamenica and Prekaja camps who were held by Serbs during Bosnia’s 1992-95 war.
The 24-foot-deep pit is near the town of Drvar, about 100 miles west of Sarajevo, the capital.
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