Exhumation activities were assisted by forensic experts from the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) and according to witnesses contain upwards of 1,000 Bosniak and Croat victims killed by Bosnian Serb forces.

[1] Thus far 16 Bosnian Serbs have been sentenced by the ICTY to a sum of 230 years for war crimes committed in Tomašica's municipality of Prijedor.

The process for identifying the exhumed bodies involves pathologists, mortuaries, autopsies, DNA laboratories, data-matching software, court orders, and much more.

[6] In October 2014, the case of Ratko Mladić was reopened in order to incorporate newly found evidence from the Tomasica grave site.

The Prosecution stated, "that the Material clarifies the organised and large-scale nature of killings in Prijedor, and the VRS's (Army of Republika Srpska) role therein.