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In this Monday, Dec. 22, 2014 photo, Kurdish Peshmerga forces inspect a site marked in Kurdish with a sign reading, "Kurdish mass grave," in Hardan village in northern Iraq. A handful of Yazidis who fled this tiny northern Iraqi hamlet when Islamic State militants overran it in August have returned after Kurdish fighters drove out the extremists in recent days. They want to learn the fate of hundreds of missing relatives and neighbors and they fear they know where they are: Four mounds of freshly dug dirt in nearby fields they believe are graves. (AP Photo/Dalton Bennett)
Photo by: Dalton Bennett
In this Monday, Dec. 22, 2014 photo, Kurdish Peshmerga forces inspect a site marked in Kurdish with a sign reading, "Kurdish mass grave," in Hardan village in northern Iraq. A handful of Yazidis who fled this tiny northern Iraqi hamlet when Islamic State militants overran it in August have returned after Kurdish fighters drove out the extremists in recent days. They want to learn the fate of hundreds of missing relatives and neighbors and they fear they know where they are: Four mounds of freshly dug dirt in nearby fields they believe are graves. (AP Photo/Dalton Bennett)

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