Jäger's report provides an almost daily running total of the liquidations of 137,346 people, the vast majority of them Jews.[138] The report documents the exact date and place of massacres, the number of victims, and their breakdown into categories (Jews, Communists, criminals, and so on).[139] Women were shot from the very beginning, but initially in fewer numbers than men.[140] Children were first included in the tally starting in mid-August, when 3,207 people were murdered in Rokiškis on 15–16 August 1941.[139] For the most part the report does not give any military justification for the killings; people were killed solely because they were Jews.[139] In total, the report lists over 100 executions in 71 different locations.