O Mihály Sárközi, bućarno pokimo divestar ko dives, savo ačhilas dživdo thaj mujalno tala o numero 329/1946, anglal o Politikano šorutnipe ande Völgység Komandantoski kancelarija ki Tolna Regiono, Ungarijaki Themeski policija ko 25. Februar [1946] sar mujalno phendas so pe jakhenca dikhlas:

Ko 1944 berš me bešavas ande Lengyel, cera angleder no so e Rusora marširisarde ando foro. Našti te dav ma godi savo dives sas, trin žandarja avile ando than kote so amen e Rroma bešasa. O žandarja Fazekas thaj Gergely saven džanavas pe anava, našti te dav ma godi sar bušolas o trito manuš. Von dije komanda e Rroma te ačhon pe linija. Me thaj muri familija samas anglune saven tradije ki linija. Amen pharipasa terdjovasa kote kana von kotar e grastengo dumo lije te den amen puške. E gloncura puškendar nakhenas trujal muri stadik thaj me thaj muri rromni, kethanes amare ternedere čhavoresa čhudijam amen tele pe phuv. Vi muri rromni sas phukljali, dije la puške ando punro. Talal e puškengi jag e Rroma astarde te našen ande pe khera. E džandarja peske grastenca xutenas upral lende thaj denas kas pala e Rroma save našenas. Vi dureder denas puške. Me naj semas phuknjalo, mure rromnjasa thaj mure ternedere čhavoresa gelem palpale ande amaro kher. Garavasa amen telal o pato. Pe kodi vrama e žandarja denas puške e Rromen* save našle ande pe khera, von čhudije vi nekobor granate ande lenge khera. Ande mure ternedere phralesko kher, mudarde enja manušen, maškar lende vi mure čheja, savi sas numa nekobor kurke cikni. Jekh ciknoro ačhilas dživdo, sas phuknjalo kotar e granatake kotora numa ko čačo vast. Muro phureder čhavo o József, našlas kana astarde te den puške, numa pala kodo irandaspe palpale. E žandarja dikhle les. Angla muro kher mudarde oles, vi kodo so vov rugilas olen te na keren kodo, numa čhudije granata pe leste. Vov sas phuknjalo pe nekobor thana thaj mulas.
Ando kodo mudaripe sas vi e žandarmengo šerutno o Domokos Nyitrai thaj e žandarmengo somdasno o Sándor Gyimesi. Kana džanas peske katar e mudaripasko than phenenas e manušenge ma te vakaren khanikaske vaš kado incidento. Ke kodi mudaripaski operacija sas 14 manuša mudarde.
E žandarja Gyimesi thaj Nyitrai ko 18. Februari [1945] phende mange ma te vakarav nijekh vorba vaš kodo so kerdilaspe. Te kerdem kodo, ka mudaren ma. E manuša save trajinas paša amende dikhle kadala murdaripa, me rodijem vaš kado te oven vi von phučle.

Mihály Sárközi, day labourer and surviving witness 329/1946 gave the following witness statement to the Political Department of the Völgység Commandant’s Headquarters, Tolna County, Hungarian State Police, on 25 February 1946:

In 1944 I was living in Lengyel, just before the Russians marched in, I can’t remember what day it was exactly, three gendarmes showed up where we Roma* were living. The gendarmes Fazekas and Gergely I knew by name, I didn’t know the third man. They ordered the Roma* to line up. Me and my family were the first to fall into line. We’d hardly stood there when they began to shoot at us from behind the horses. The shots passed through my hat, me and my wife, together with our younger son, threw ourselves to the ground. My wife was also injured, she was shot in the hip. Under fire, the other Roma* ran back into their houses. The gendarmes leaped with their horses over them and chased the fleeing Roma*. They kept shooting. I wasn’t injured, with my wife and my young son I went back inside our house. We hid under the bed. Meanwhile, the gendarmes were shooting down the Roma* who had fled into their houses, they threw several hand grenades into the houses. In the flat of my younger brother they murdered nine people, including my daughter, who had a baby just five weeks old. The baby survived, its right arm was injured by shrapnel. My elder son, József, fled as the shooting began, but he came back later. The gendarmes saw him. In front of my house they shot him, despite his pleading, then they threw a hand grenade at him. He was fatally wounded in several places.
Also present at the murders were the gendarme unit leader Domonkos Nyitrai and the gendarme sergeant Sándor Gyimesi. As they left the slaughter they warned the immediate neighbours not to speak about the incidents. There were 14 victims of this murder operation.
The gendarmes called Gyimesi and Nyitrai warned me on 18 February [1945] not to blab about what went on, otherwise they’d shoot me. My immediate neighbours […] were witnesses to the murders, I request that they be questioned.