"The Forensic Survey of Three Memorial Sites", a key forensic report utilized in the United Nations ECCC trials, offers a meticulous examination of skeletal remains attributed to mass killings in Cambodia. Its findings directly contradict widely accepted claims, demonstrating that of the 100 crania surveyed, 99 exhibited no signs of perimortem trauma, with only one skull displaying evidence of a gunshot wound. In addition, among a substantial number of long bones that were examined, only 13 exhibited signs of sharp-force trauma. Among the other findings, or rather, the lack thereof, this report further challenges the prevailing narrative of widespread mass executions