They shot them dead, dismembered their bodies and stuffed them in sacks which they then threw in the Pigapu river.
[2] Later Kelemanus Nirigi or Leman was identified as a weapons supplier for Egianus Kogoya TPNPB faction in Nduga, he was tasked with collecting munitions in Mimika.
[5] In August 2022, Mimika military police identified 10 anonymous suspects.
From 29 August to 17 September 2022, 9 of the 10 suspects were arrested, four of them (Andre Pudjianto Lee, Dul Uman, Rafles Laksana, and Roy Marten Howay) being civilians, with Howay, an Ayamaru Papuan, having evaded capture and the other six being active soldiers, the soldiers being a captain (Dominggus Kainama), a major (Helmanto Fransiskus Dakhi), and four privates (Rahmat Amin Sese, Robertus Putra Clinsman, Pargo Rumbouw, and Rizky Oktaf Muliawan).
[4][6] On 24 January 2023 a military court sentenced Dakhi to life imprisonment.