No Link to Serbs Seen in Deaths of Kosovo Youths
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An international prosecutor found no evidence linking Serbs to the drowning of three ethnic Albanian children that touched off ethnic violence in the province of Kosovo in March, a U.N. spokesman said.
Prosecutor Peter Tinsley concluded that “no suspects have been identified” in the deaths in Cabra, a village about 25 miles north of the province’s capital, Pristina, the spokesman said.
A survivor had said the victims jumped into the river to escape Serb youths chasing them.
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