Syria War Crimes Evidences

DAMASCUS, SYRIA – NOT DATED: (EDITORS NOTE: Image contains graphic content.) A man, served as a military police for 13 years, together with his colleagues, tasked with photographing the dead bodies brought to the military hospitals controlled by the Syrian regime during the civil war. Those who were brought to the hospitals were all consist of the Syrian opponents killed in detention under torture, hand-choked and famished. The photographs, also showing the handwritten crypto on the faces and the bodies of the corpses, were also taken as the records of the enforcements of the death orders given systematically by the Syrian army. The military police taking 55 thousands pictures in two year with his colleagues, did save the files on a flash disk regularly and carried them secretly to the opponents. A commission of international lawyers who are the experts on war crimes and the crimes against humanity field as well as the forensic and forensic image specialists established later on which declared the pictures as “Smoking Gun” for the war crimes tribunal to be established.