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The attacks resulted in approximately 1,200 fatalities and thousands of injuries,
predominantly among civilians. Based on information reviewed by the team, people were shot,
often at close range; burnt alive in their homes as they tried to hide in their safe rooms; gunned
down or killed by grenades in bomb shelters where they sought refuge; and hunted down on the
Nova music festival site as well as in the fields and roads adjacent to the festival ground. Other
violations included sexual violence, abduction of hostages and corpses, the public display of
captives, both dead and alive, the mutilation of corpses, including decapitation, and the looting
and destruction of civilian property.

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75. In the medicolegal assessment undertaken by the mission team of available photos and
videos of crime scenes, a few corpses with conspicuously spread legs were observed. These
postures could not be adequately explained by, for instance, "postmortem pugilistic posturing"
due to burn damage. The reviewed photos and videos further revealed a minimum of twenty
corpses with partially or fully exposed intimate body parts such as breasts and genitalia, resulting
from the absence, displacement, or tearing of clothing. Also, at least ten distinct corpses
displayed indications of bound wrists and/or tied legs.

76. The reviewed photos and videos revealed widespread mutilation of bodies, involving
both attempted and actual decapitation, numerous gunshot wounds, and various other forms of
extensive violence. The medicolegal assessment of available photos and videos revealed multiple
corpses with injuries, predominantly gunshot wounds, including to intimate body parts such as
breasts and genitalia.