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To: Amerisrael
The most difficult case load in BiH is the identification of Srebrenica remains. As a result of attempts by perpetrators to conceal evidence of this major atrocity, many bodies were removed from their initial mass graves and reburied in other locations. As a consequence, body parts are found disarticulated in numerous primary and secondary mass grave sites. ICMP forensic anthropologists use DNA analysis as a tool in re-associating disarticulated parts of the same body. In one case, ICMP identified a Srebrenica victim whose body parts were found in four different mass graves two of which were 20 km from the other two locations.
5 posted on 05/26/2011 1:49:38 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper (Obama can't see something pure like the truth without wanting to abort it.)
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Aerial view of Branjevo Farm, excavation activity in late September 1995. Bosnian Serbs first buried the bodies of the Srebrenica massacre victims near the execution sites, but then dug out many of them with bulldozers and reburied remains in secondary mass graves in an attempt to hide the crime.
6 posted on 05/26/2011 2:13:08 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper (Obama can't see something pure like the truth without wanting to abort it.)
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