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They put themselves in that position. If they stayed in America they'd have been fine; if they stayed at their mother's house in Kosov, they'd have been fine.

After serving a couple weeks in prison for illegal border crossing into Serbia, they were taken out of jail by Serbian officials and shot at close range while their hands were tied behind their back. They were executed in cold blood well after the war was over. That's premeditated murder, Joan. Even when the victims are just Albanians. But apparently in your world, when you add the crimes of leaving America and leaving your mother's house to illegal border crossing, then you deserve to be taken away without a trial or sentence and shot in the back of the head. Is that today's insight on Serbian justice?

"I'd like to see their official autopsy reports anyhow. Perhaps, after being released from jail, Serbs found them again in Serbia and decided they'd had enough.

There's plenty of reports and photographs of Serb civilians and farmers being executed the same way in Kosovo while KFOR was there in full capacity. Nothing is done to bring the ethnic Albanians to justice for what they've done to Serbs. Even the Albanian who blew up the Serb bus, which killed a 2-year-old Serb boy "escaped" from Bondsteal. No doubt he was released.

You have no moral leg to stand on since Albanians have been able to do the same thing under supervision of US, German, British, etc. troops.

It's quite clear that they were executed because of why they had illegally entered Serbia (HINT: terrorism) and not the fact that they weren't in their mother's house. We've seen these same terror groups attack Macedonia (FYROM) in the same way (some have also suggested a similar pattern in Greece but I don't know if that is true or not).

Senator James Inhofe visited Kosovo in January, and twice since then, including the refugee camps. Read his shocking report from US Senate Web site:

"And I have to say this-this has not been observed by anyone so far: I interviewed some of these refugees two days ago. When I interviewed the refugees, I found some things to be tremendously interesting. They all said the same thing: In fact, they didn't have any problems until the bombing started.

I was interviewed by a Tirana TV station, I think it was Tirana [Albania]. The reporter asked me, "What are you Americans going to do about the refugees." I said what do you mean? He said you are the reason they are here. That's what caused the forced exodus.

I have to say one other thing about the refugees. The refugees, in spite of the fact it is a horrible thing what has happened to them, still when you look at them–I was shocked to find out that they are very well-off, considering they were refugees. The kids were wearing Nikes and were well-dressed. They have the food they need to eat. So they seem to be in much better shape, certainly much better shape than the refugees in other areas. " "I mention that because it gets it in a context that helps me to understand where we are today. I want to mention I am not saying this as a Republican. I am saying this as a member of the United States Senate and as the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Readiness Subcommittee with a responsibility to tell the truth about what is going on. The American people haven't been hearing the truth."

mark502inf, Your posts are nothing but wishful thinking that the truth will never come out.