He saw two bodies, which he later identified as Bormann and Stumpfegger, on the Invalidenstraße bridge near the railway switching yard (Lehrter Bahnhof), the moonlight clearly illuminating their faces.[8][9] He did not have time to check the bodies thoroughly, so he did not know how they died.[10] His statements were confirmed by the discovery of Bormann's and Stumpfegger's mortal remains in 1972.[11]