Some peoples' hands and legs were cut off. Some skulls reveal that heads of living people were put into machines that slowly squeezed them. Some skulls were crushed. Others are scarred with knife and axe marks. Usually victims were shot from a short distance, they said.
Some skulls show the marks of up to six bullets.
It is disgusting that Lithuania doesn't decisively persecute NKVD genocide executors. A trial has been running since 1995 against three local collaborators, Kiril Kurakin, Petras Bartasevicius, Juozas Sakalys. However, they pretend to be ill and do not show up in the court. The nearest trial is planned for Feb. 13, but I'm not sure that they'll come to the court.