Bloodletting at KPMG over its ongoing whistleblower scandal began on Friday. But the scalps of CEO Andrew Yates and audit boss Julian McPherson haven’t quelled the rank and file’s calls for a greater exorcism.

Those with question marks over their names include chair Martin Sheppard and his deputy Carmel Mortell, who oversaw the board’s initial poor handling of the whistleblower’s complaints. Then there’s general counsel Louise Capon, whose office ran the original inadequate investigation into the allegations.

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