According to one testimony, some Jews from Sarny, who had been caught hiding after the murder operation in the Tutowicze Forest, were shot at the town's Jewish cemetery.
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Yitshak Geller, who was born in 1899 and lived in Sarny during the war years, testifies:
…When I returned to Sarny after the war, I learned of the fate of those Jews who had managed to hide for a while, and who were then caught [in hiding] and executed at the Jewish cemetery [of Sarny]: Leib Muchnik, his wife and children, Moshe Tsirulnik, Zerach Denenberg, and many others.…
Yosef Kariv, ed., Book of Remembrance of the Community of Sarny, Jerusalem, 1961, p. 277 (in Hebrew).