Unprecedented images emerge so far from Pristina torture centre there were raped women

This is witnessed by the director of the Law Medicine Institute, Edsim Gerjaliu, who relates what he saw in the basements of the capital's objects.

A team of British soldiers had inspected Pristina University's law and economic faculty building shortly after the war.

The event was also conveyed by the agency “Associated Press” two days after British troops entered Pristina, RTV Dukaagjini reports.

In the building in the heart of Pristina, soldiers had discovered a centre of torture. Various instruments of knife torture, baseball bats, human bones, women's underwear, and many other elements testify to macabre crime, including sexual violence, are seen in the video at that time.

Arsim Gerjaliu, now director of the Law Medicine Institute, has joined KFOR soldiers in this inspection.

He is convinced that the building where future lawyers are now preparing was used for the rape of Kosovo women and girls.

We continued with KFOR at the police station where we noticed things leaving clues that people were being persecuted. Then we went down to the University of Economics and Jury. There's a lot of TV cameras on it. The basement of this facility was full of women's underwear. There was blood on the floor and walls, there were baseball sticks, metal bars. It was simply seen that people were being persecuted there. Two points have been in Pristina during the war. One was the entrance leading to the Jury Economics School, the other to the former Bancos. From these two points, people separated them from the columns and brought them to the object of the School of Economics and Jurydical”, relates about RTV Dukagjin, Education Gerjaliu.

The massacre of Kosovars had also continued in nearby villages, where blood had been seen in a logger that, according to one resident, had been cut alive.

There's a peasant out of the mountain and he's shown us that there's been a checkpoint in Lunar. Close by was a auto - repair garage where there was a canal, and there was a wooden circuser where people are thought to be cut down. That place was filled with blood. I know that in the back of KFOR there were over 15 cameras that have seen the place”, and it further shows Arsim Gerjaliu, and it follows Telegrafi.

We remember that in Kosovo Serbia has committed over 400 massacres, while about 20 thousand are estimated to be the number of violent during the war. After two decades, there are still over 1600 found persons.