None of the persons who took part in the 1951 exhumations was later questioned. This was the first of three documentaries about grave exhumations. The TRC recommended for the continuation of exhumations and investigations into the disappeared. In response, Ware secured an order that banned all future exhumations. Dogra carried out numbers of exhumations in various states of India. The petition was largely ignored, and no effort was made to stop the unlicensed exhumations. The exhumations took place on 11 July 2019. In March 2019, mass grave exhumations began in Kocho. Other exhumations took place in 1765 and 1924. EPAF conducts exhumations and investigations of massacres, forced disappearances and other human rights abuses. The burial place of most of the victims were not confirmed until the 1951 exhumations. Cook County medical examiner Robert Stein supervised the exhumations. After 20 exhumations, six cadavers had evidence of a lethal concentration of Pavulon. Exhumations began on August 31, 2013. A series of mass graves were discovered in 1997, with exhumations completed by 2013.