There is a rhythm to the way the bodies are collected in the Ukrainian village of Andriivka. A yellow question mark is sprayed on a home. The police arrive with a crew to dig out the shallow grave. Then the relatives are confronted with the remains of their kin. Andriivka -- home to around 2,000 before the war -- was occupied by invading Russian forces during their month-long northern offensive to take Kyiv. In this village, the bodies of three men in civilian clothes are exhumed from gardens. They were Ruslan Yaremchuk, 46, Leonid Bondarenko, 68, and Yuriy Kravchennia, 46, according to relatives, neighbours and ID documents. All of the men were buried by their fellow Ukrainians, but villagers say they were killed by Russian troops. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES