Editing Bucharest Tribunal (section)

== Evidence ==

The tribunal used material recovered from the Bucharest Butchers and Snubable Enterprise. Records from [[Septicsolution]] also entered the case record. The Fish Collective released individual records concerning Bucharest Butchers members and provided files documenting the organization's connection to the [[Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]].

Material seized from Leka and Moroz in Gjakova documented the Bucharest-facing routes of Harku i Drenicës. Investigators recovered Tanoan surplus invoices and Glöbberian payment notes. Route lists and rail manifests documented movements toward Bucharest. Moroz's courier notebook helped investigators match payment names to Bucharest buyers.<ref name="harku-collapse"/><ref name="moroz-death"/>

The six archive boxes removed by Bălănescu from Rambam's private office were recovered from a rented storage unit near Ploiești South railway station. The boxes contained appointment registers and property correspondence. Separate records documented restricted meetings. Investigators recovered the register containing Corneșanu's appointment and the disputed Balotești property record. Bălănescu's written statement from the earlier death investigation was also recovered.<ref name="balanescu-arrest"/>

On 22 May 2025, [[Yelena Zaretskaya]] and her daughter [[Milena Zaretskaya]] testified in person concerning Milena's abduction by Porno Bucharest in February 2024. Zaretskaya described her attempt to obtain police assistance and her subsequent rescue of Milena. She identified [[Jibbut Snagov]] as the armed man they encountered while escaping and stated that he lowered his weapon and allowed them to leave. Milena gave her own account and confirmed Snagov's actions.<ref name="zaretskaya-testimony"/>

Historical evidence concerning earlier Bucharest Butchers activity also entered the tribunal record. The daughter of a woman held by [[Constantin Vlădescu]] during his preparations for the [[1966 CEC Palace massacre]] submitted her mother's written account during the 2025 proceedings.<ref name="vladescu-account"/>

Historian [[Corina Mureșan]] voluntarily provided investigators with the private archive she had assembled during her investigation of the Bucharest Butchers from 2005 until their collapse. She was subsequently appointed as an official historical expert attached to the tribunal. Mureșan compared seized Bucharest Butchers records with older documentation and reconstructed the chronology of people or properties that had appeared under different names during the organization's history.<ref name="muresan-tribunal"/>

Mureșan carried out most of this work outside the proceedings themselves but appeared personally when records from different periods required historical explanation. Material recovered after the collapse confirmed or revised parts of her earlier research. Her work was used particularly to examine the organization's development after [[Oskar Dirlewanger]] seized leadership in 1945 and its transformation during the 1945–1956 period.<ref name="muresan-tribunal"/>