Aftermath: Bosnia's Long Road to Peace: Chapter Three: Love and Death: Viewing the exhumed remains of victims of \"ethnic cleansing\"

As forensic anthropologists Ewa Klonowski and Piotr Drukier work in the background, a woman walks among the rows of remains laid out with the clothing found with each skeleton during the exhumation of mass graves. Relatives looking for a loved one often recognize a piece of clothing first; a formal identification is made through forensic data and DNA samples. Thousands of Bosnians -- the majority of them Muslims -- remain missing years after the end of the war. October 2000.
Viewing the exhumed remains of victims of \"ethnic cleansing\"

As forensic anthropologists Ewa Klonowski and Piotr Drukier work in the background, a woman walks among the rows of remains laid out with the clothing found with each skeleton during the exhumation of mass graves. Relatives looking for a loved one often recognize a piece of clothing first; a formal identification is made through forensic data and DNA samples. Thousands of Bosnians -- the majority of them Muslims -- remain missing years after the end of the war. October 2000.