The investigation at the village headquarters continued for the next two days.
The former instructor was questioned repeatedly about the missing supplies, the false records and the deaths that had occurred under his supervision. Several workers and guards were also questioned. Their statements, combined with the recovered ledger and the testimony of the refugees, revealed the extent of the corruption.
The instructor had deliberately withheld food and water, falsely reporting that supplies had been damaged or lost. Some of the missing goods had been stored for his personal use, while others had been distributed to people whose names appeared in a separate record.
However, the most disturbing allegations concerned the treatment of the dead.
