The former colonel publishes sketches of locations where Albanians were buried: Serbs written

Former Kosovo Security Force Colonel Africa Veselin has published on Facebook several documents, which according to him belong to the Kosovo Field Community, for the dates and location of the cemetery of Albanian war killers.

Wessel has said the published documents are arguments and legal evidence, which the Serbian army and police have evidence of the exact whereabouts of the Albanian killed on Kosovo territory.

“Today for the first time, I want to publish a document, a lot of pages exclusive, written in writing, of the Kosovo Field Community, according to dates and locations where the slain, genders, rough descriptions of age, and designs of locations where they buried them. This document is an argument and judicial fact -- that the Serbian army and police -- have for any massacre the precise sketches of Albanian civilians killed in the entire territory of the Republic of Kosovo” -- it has written.

According to Wessel, none of the graves have been deeper than 20 inches [60 cm] deep.

Vulnerability with planning, burial with planning, even graves or pits have established their depth, so that no grave is deeper than 30 inches [50 or 60 cm], for reasons to resurface the rain and high temperatures can penetrate the corpses more quickly, he wrote.

He has criticised Kosovo's institutions for slow moves to uncover these crimes, while saying the same documents had been handed over to the Government Commission for Missing Persons several years ago.

Wessel's complete scripture:

Our dead, 23 years, commitment or not commitment.

As I watched T 7, the 17 o'clock news with the good Arsim Lani gave an interview to a lady, a mother who in the war for freedom, army, police, and Serbian paramilitaries had murdered her husband and two boys. She cried until she told of the horror of the day when her boyfriends were killed and the dead bodies of this day were also killed by the aggressor state of Serbia.

And as I listened to it, my tears began to flow, and then my whole family. And my son Mallori asked me: Why have the Serbs been so cruel to have killed civilians, why kill a child? And you UCK soldiers?

And I put it simply: Malsor, the Serbian Army were barbarians, they didn't choose, they killed even children, 1360 children Mal Serbs I killed. They killed older people over 80 years of age. Yes Malsor, the Serbian Army also killed the sons of the Janisans. But we Malorsor Albanians have never been in history in uninhibited freedom wars, nor have we killed old women and children.

23 years and still are not known where there are even over 1600 Albanian civilian victims, it is not known where they buried or burned, they are extinct, and their families and all of us still cry with merchandise for them.

Today for the first time, I want to publish a document, a lot of pages exclusive, written, of the Kosovo Field Community, according to dates and locations where the slain, genders, similar descriptions of age, and locations of where they looked.

As seen in this document, so accurately designed every burial of Albanian civilians killed.

This document is a legal argument and fact, that the Serbian army and police, for each massacre, have accurate sketches of Albanian civilian deaths throughout the territory of the Republic of Kosovo.

Planning killing, burial with planning, even graves or pits have assigned their depth, so that no grave is deeper than 30 inches [50 or 60 cm], for reasons to resurface rain and high temperatures can penetrate the corpses more quickly so that they can be decopied more quickly.

So, the state, Serbian military and police are responsible for providing information on where the 1600th and the property of Kosovo are.

I feel even enough, too much, that even the Republic institutions have acted very little these years. Why and how, that's what I got for them, and I don't want to publicize it, but whenever I ever do, I'll probably tell them.

This document years ago, when I secured it, I even handed it to the Government Commission for Missing Persons.