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To your question: Were there any truth to what was being said by Thomas?
Answer: An investigation of the allegations were conducted by the command and found to be false. In fact, members of Thomas' platoon and company were all interviewed and no one could substantiate his claims.
As to what will happen to him?
Answer: As there is no evidence of criminal conduct, he is subject to Administrative punishment as determined by his chain of command. Under the various rules and regulations, administrative actions are not releasable to the public by the military on what does or does not happen.
Strictly speaking it's either administrative or it's punishment. Not both. (though you can do both).
NJP is nonjudicial punishment. I.E. not enough to warrant a court-martial, but still "criminal" (violative of the UCMJ) in nature.
If there's no criminal misconduct, then there'd be nothing to charge to support NJP. PAO probably just misspoke.
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