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	PLAYED BY: L.L. Ginter SPECIES: Nakan Male Saavdra tried to cover up the massacre by vaporizing the dead bodies. But a synaptic transmitter was erected so that the fate of the colonists would never be forgotten. This transmitter would cause those who came into contact with it to relive the massacre.
	PLAYED BY: Fleming Brooks SPECIES: Nakan Male The soldier was a member of the troops led by Saavdra that were supposed to evacuate the Nakan colonist from the planet Tarakis. He became a part of Chakotay's vision recall of the massacre, after he was affected by a synapthic transmitter inside a memorial. Chakotay, who believed that he was part of the troops, ordered the soldier to stop firing, but the soldier protested, saying that they were being fired upon by the colonists.
	PLAYED BY: Susan Savage SPECIES: Nakan Female This female colonist was part of the massacre of the Nakan colonists on Tarakis. She was part of Harry Kim's vision of the massacre after he was affected by a synaptic transmitter in an obelisk that was left as a memorial for the massacre. It transmitted the memories of the soldiers who took part in the massacre to those who came near it, so the massacre would never be forgotten. Kim found this woman hiding in a cave. He panicked because he thought she was going to shoot him and killed her and a male colonist.
	PLAYED BY: Robert Allen Colaizzi, Jr. SPECIES: Nakan Male This dying colonist was a Nakan colonist who was killed during the evacuation of Tarakis. He was part of Chakotay's vision of the massacre after he was affected by an obelisk which had a synaptic transmitter that was placed as a memorial of the massacre. Its purpose was to transmit the memories of the massacre. Chakotay tried to help the colonist, but the colonist told him to stay away from him, saying that he did not want his help.
	PLAYED BY: David Keith Anderson SPECIES: Human Male Ashmore was noticeably traumatized by an alien beacon, which was causing the crew to have horrific flashbacks of a slaughter of Nakan colonists.