Srebrenica Forensics: 1919-1923 Victims in Total
Dec 13th, 2009 | By De-Construct.net | In Bosnia, CurrentDr. Ljubiša Simić, pathologist and forensic expert who had full access to the Hague Prosecution’s forensic evidence in relation to the alleged “Srebrenica massacre”, found the scientific evidence of the Srebrenica hoax: the total number of victims, the number of the executed victims, the time of death and the causes of death tell a story that is entirely different from the official myth.
In September 2009, Srebrenica Historical Project, an NGO based in Netherlands with a purpose of “creating a comprehensive and contextual, as opposed to a selective, record of the violence between the communities in that area” between 1992-1995, together with the Belgrade-based Serbian Sabor Dveri, organized a round table discussion in Banja Luka.
A comprehensive report by the forensic specialist and pathologist Dr. Ljubiša Simić — member of the Srebrenica Historical Project — presenting detailed scientific analysis of the forensic evidence gathered by the Hague Tribunal in the case of July 1995 Srebrenica “massacre”, was by far the most illuminating part of the discussion.
As an expert member of the defense teams of Serbs accused by the Hague prosecution of committing or taking part in “Srebrenica genocide”, Dr. Simić was handed all the forensic evidence Hague prosecution possesses in relation to the case.
Hague Tribunal’s evidence consists of 3,568 autopsy reports, after the forensic examination was performed by the Western specialists (no Serb experts, medical or other were allowed to witness the investigation, uncovering of the “mass graves” or autopsies, even though the entire process was taking place on the territory of the Serb Republic in Bosnia) on remains gathered from 13 mass graves (primary, secondary, tertiary, etc) in the area covering 40-50 kilometers diameter around the town of Srebrenica.





