Aside from those killed at the school, others captured were reportedly bound and forced to walk two kilometers to the Poso river near the town where many captives were killed, including children and infants,[REF] and there were reports that the Poso River was clogged with bodies in the aftermath [REF].
Some residents of Tabalo recognized the militants as youths from the nearby villages of Tangkora and Sanginora, and even some from their own town who had disguised themselves in all black attire and ski masks [REF].