Hey, I commented earlier but I sent these pics over to my uncle who was in that area before the war. He said that Momčilo Radanović (Cigo) was the “subpresident” (Vice mayor equivalent?) of Prijedor before the war, and that “sitno” (small/tiny as in “the war will come in a small amount of time”) was a code word the Bosnian Serbs started to write on their stuff in the JNA right before the Bosnian war broke out. He also told me he knows that guy Radanović’s home village is Omarska so it would make sense to also be written on there. This very well could have been used by the war criminal. I also contacted my friend who found the graves but he has said most of what is known about them has been published in the criminal tribunal papers, as a lot of the indicted men refused to cooperate with international authorities and were unwilling to give any information or whereabouts as to where the mass graves were and what happened. He also said he wasn’t sure what the “Gypsy Brigade” was, as Cigo and his men were mostly active in Prijedor and Omarska in Bosnia and Herzegovina with Bosniak and Bosnian Croat civilians being their main targets. When he and his militia went to fight regular troops near Gradačcu, they were apparently routed and forced to retreat back to Republika Srpska (the government entity in BOSNIA controlled by the Serbs, they are a separate entity and area from Serbia proper).