By 7 September 2004, Russian officials stated that 334 people had died, including 156 children; at that point 200 people remained missing or unidentified. The Torshin report stated that ultimately no bodies remained unidentified. It was stated by the locals that over 200 of those killed were found with burns, and 100 or more of them were burned alive. In 2005, two hostages died due to injuries sustained in the incident, as did a hostage in August 2006. 33-year-old librarian Yelena Avdonina succumbed to a hematoma on 8 December 2006. At that time "The Washington Post" stated that the death toll was 334, excluding terrorists. The City of Beslan has a death toll of 335 stated on its website. The death toll includes 186 children.