Gucati lawyer: ZPSA Witness is making up stories about cases related to the flow of documents

During his testimony, the security officer at the SPS has said that after each conversation he has compiled the official note, but for the same ones, differences in the date have been found. Gucatt's defense questions, lawyer Jonathan Elystan Rees, have been linked to this case and he has questioned the witness's statements saying he is making up confessions in order to explain the disagreement with the date.

The SPS's third witness in the trial of former heads of the KLA War Veterans Organisation, Miro Jukiq, has said that the team's leader for security and witness treatment by December 2020 was Martin Godman. According to him, Godman left the SPS because of BRUX as a citizen of Great Britain.

This post was then taken by Miro Yukiq, who until then was a security worker.

Asked why official notes were not registered in the system immediately after contacting witnesses, Yukiq said some later recorded them because he thought the same ones were put into the system, and in some cases he added that he couldn't get into the office because of the pandemic.

All these answers have been questioned by Ree.

Lawyer Rees: Last week you said there was a delay because they weren't in the office because of the pandemic, right?

Witness Yukiq: Yeah.

Rees Avocacy: We saw you at the office earlier on October 27, 2020, right?

Witness Yukiq: Yeah.

Lawyer Rees: If this note has a date before this date, why didn't you give up that date?

Witness Yukiq: During this exercise the chief of the team asked us to send official notes by official means, and then he had a duty to deliver them to the system.

Lawyer Rees: So it's Mr. Godman's fault, is that what you're saying?

Witness Yukiq: I'm not saying it's his fault.

Lawyer Rees: On March 15, 2021, you identified him and sent him to ZaeLabésystem, I'm asking you again, why didn't you send him before October 27, when you were in the office delivering documents on this very issue.

Witness Yukiq: Because I saw the file again, I didn't check if it was in ZaeLab.

Lawyer Rees: Do we agree with one thing that your explanation for this thing involving your pandemic was actually a lie?

Yukiq punisher: No.

Lawyer Rees: It was a lie you thought about explaining the disagreement of dates, Mr. Yukiq.

Witness Yukiq: No, that's not true.

Lawyer Rees mentioned several official notes since Miro Yukiq were put in the system later, even though he had been in the office earlier.

Rees Avocacy: We pass September 22nd, where you have that note you wrote right after the contact you had on September 22nd, you haven't made a note like that.

Witness Yukiq: I made notes on this note.

Lawyer Rees: Yeah, but that's September 25th, I mean you didn't make that note right after 22nd.

Witness Yukiq: I had my notes with me back then.

Lawyer Rees: Then you have other documents?

Witness Yukiq: No, I meant my own written notes.

Lawyer Rees: You say there's another document. Mr. Yukiq, you're saying you made this note on September 8th, about the events of September 8th and 22nd, three days later?

Witness Yukiq: Yeah, September 25th.

Lawyer Rees: To understand, you're saying that the official grade you made right after every phone you've made, now you're saying it didn't happen like this, is it wrong?

Witness Yukiq: Yeah.

Lawyer Rees: And you want us to think that you've done things seriously, that's what you mean?

Witness Yukiq: No, I don't agree with that.

Lawyer Rees: In February, you were asked to start making notes that you realized hadn't been making about witness contacts and started preparing in February and March, so they have a couple months after events, that's the truth?

Yukiq dictator: It's not true at all.

Lawyer Rees: Why didn't you tell us last week that you handed these documents to Martin Godman?

Witness Yukiq: Nobody asked me that question.

Lawyer Rees: You were asked to explain the dispute of the dates and you said because this difference in time was due to APUdown and you weren't allowed to go to the office to deliver all the documents?

Witness Yukiq: Some of them did, but surely that's why Martin himself didn't deliver them to ZaeLab.

Lawyer Rees: You were at the office in October, in January and February, why didn't you hand over this note then, if what you say is true?

Witness Yukiq: You're pointing to my testimony?

Lawyer Rees: Yes, I'm saying you're lying and you're making all kinds of stories to explain the differences with dates, which I'm telling you have a clear explanation that from February onward you've been asked to start preparing documents and you've created documents of events that happened, actually months ago, that's what I'm telling you.

Witness Yukiq: This is completely wrong and it's a lie.

Lawyer Rees: If you delivered it on October 20th, why didn't you deliver the other until October 28, 2020, when it reportedly existed that date?

Witness Yukiq: I didn't deliver it because I sent it to Mr. Godman.

Lawyer Rees: You didn't give it up because it didn't exist that's the truth.

Witness Yukiq: No, that's not true.

While answering Gucati's questions, the witness has said he was in Kosovo in September 2020, but according to him does not remember the dates of this trip.

Lawyer Rees has asked the witness whether he is aware of the presence of other SPS members in Kosovo during September 2020, and after that session has been closed since the lawyer said that names should be mentioned.

Croatian Miro Yukiq is the third SPS witness in the trial of former heads of the KLA War Veterans Organisation.

At the time of the document leak, he was a witness security worker in the SPS, and during his testimony he said he contacted about 30 witnesses.

According to him, witnesses have been afraid of publishing documents so some of them have been displaced from Kosovo.

Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj are staying in custody in The Hague from 25 September 2020, when they were also arrested in Pristina.

Former heads of the KLA War Veterans' Organisation are charged with criminal acts against administration of justice, namely preventing official persons from carrying out official duties, fearing witnesses, revenge, and violating the secret of the procedure.

In the organization they were running, there were several packages allegedly containing documents derived from the Special Prosecutor's Office. All of this they had made public through media conferences and other public presentations.