Court Convicts 4 Serbs in 1992 Killings
From Times Wire Reports
A court convicted four former Serb paramilitary soldiers of war crimes and sentenced them to as many as 20 years in prison for the 1992 killings of 16 Muslim civilians in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The four were part of a unit that seized the 15 Muslim men and one woman from a bus, tortured them at a hotel and then executed them with guns and knives and dumped their bodies in the Drina River, according to court documents.
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