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Saeed Hossain Kibria, a doctor at the Nalanda Medical College in Dhaka claimed that Isaipriya had trauma marks on her throat which pointed to torture by the army.[21] He told the media: "We found multiple stab wounds in her neck and back. She had multiple vertebrae broken and knife wounds on her feet and head. Isaipriya was fully clothed when she was burnt alive with her hands tied behind her back, which clearly points to torture." He testified that she had "black marks around her nose indicating strangulation".[21] She was found dead at 0800hrs (local time) in a strip of jungle by two rat hunters in the Nooran Bandaar village.[21] The final video footage shows her body in a bag.[11] The question is: who killed Isaipriya? If it was the Sri Lankan Army it amounts to war crime.[11] It is reported by Channel 4 News that Isaipriya was already dead when the Sri Lankan soldiers cut off the bag a few hours later.[11] If this is so either the Sri Lankan soldiers had cut her body into pieces[11] (traffic light section in the video), or they intended to cut her into pieces.[10][11] The so called "investigative journalist Tulip Ganguly, an Indian member of the International Fact-Finding Commission says "It is difficult to say whether the Sri Lankan military had killed her or not (when they found her) (!) Is the Sri Lankan army guilty of extra judicial executions? Has it committed war crimes?"[11] Maybe the allegation to cut her into pieces or the claim that the Sri Lankan soldiers had killed her are just a part of the cover up organised by the imperialists and to conceal their responsibility for the brutal murder of Isaipriya.[11] But the fact that the army failed to find any other bodies when they switched on the lights at 1600hrs is telling, according to journalist Tulip Ganguly and other Sri Lankan journalists.[11][24][25] d2c66b5586