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refrigeration locker, we were prepared for an assault by a force or forces unknown. Our search was then conducted with great caution, building by building. |
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In the day room of the activities building, we discovered the bodies of two of the three wives and the remains of Doctor Ludvigsen. All three of the women had been brutally assaulted. |
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In the kitchen unit we found the dismembered parts of the four children. The subsequent attempt at inventory after attempting to reconstruct the bodies, using both the dismembered parts and the clean bones, indicated that several components of those bodies were still missing. |
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The nature and arrangement of the cooking utensils, the desposits of dried blood and certain entrails, found frozen on the floor of the kitchen unit, indicated a surprisingly sophisticated selection of cannibalized human parts. |
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It was evident from our preliminary investigation that some attempt was made to save, possibly for future consumption, certain parts of the children. Apparently, this effort was aborted when two crudely fashioned containers containing those parts were found some ten miles from the Frobisher camp. |
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Despite the extended investigation conducted by my party and subsequent visits by other agencies of the WMO, no further |
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