members of the Police or Military Intelligence.” The report further stated that, “A human source informs us that the people who attacked the journalists JINETH BEDOYA are members of a State Intelligence Agency [and that the attack was] a consequence of the journalist’s publications, especially regarding events that implicate the police institution. This person is not willing to testify because he would immediately be targeted for murder.” Finally, it was established that a book titled “El General Serrucho,” authored by Manuel Vicente Peña, indicates that it was General José Leonardo Gallego who ordered Jineth Bedoya’s kidnapping in retaliation for publications of hers that implicated the DIJIN and tied the institution to the “Los Calvos” criminal gang. 39. On April 25, journalist Jineth Bedoya submitted documentation obtained in the course of her journalistic activity concerning possible perpetrators, and requested that it be included in the investigation. 59 On May 22, 2003, the journalist provided a statement on the information that she had submitted, 60 and on June 19, 2003, a statement was obtained from the journalist’s source. 61 On August 26, 62 and September 26, 2003, 63 the Prosecutor’s Office ordered new proceedings based on the information gathered. 40. On February 20, 2004, the Prosecutor’s Office reiterated the orders issued in August and September 2003, since “for reasons of availability the investigators have not fully completed the assigned proceedings.” On February 27, 2004, the CTI investigators presented a report on their investigative work. 64 On May 11, 2004, a voluntary statement was provided by a person detained in La Picota prison, 65 and on June 29, the production of evidence requested by the Office of the Inspector General of Colombia was ordered. 66 On July 24, 2004, a report was received that had been requested from the DAS, and on October 1, 2004, a new report was received from the CTI on new investigative proceedings conducted. 67 41. On January 31, 2005, the Prosecutor’s Office ordered new investigative proceedings to be carried out, 68 and on April 13, 2005, the CTI’s report was received. 69 On the basis of that report, on April 27, 2005, the Prosecutor’s Office ordered the taking of statements from two individuals being held in Colombian prisons. 70 One of them gave a statement on May 26, 2005, and the other on June 12, 2006. 42. On August 13, 2007, the Prosecutor’s Office ordered that a statement be taken from Jineth Bedoya, as well as a statement from Mario Jaimes Mejía, alias “El Panadero,” and instructed the CTI to continue to investigate the facts and submit the respective report. 71 On August 28, 2007, Jineth Bedoya Lima provided a statement 72 regarding her knowledge of new developments leading to the identification of the perpetrators of 59 Annex 37. Note dated April 25, 2003, signed by Jineth Bedoya Lima and annexes. Case 807. C3, pp. 36-50. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 60 Annex 38. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Supplemental statement procedure by Jineth Bedoya Lima. May 22, 2003. Case 807. C3, pp. 59-67. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 61 Annex 39. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Statement of Oscar Alberto Tarazona. June 19, 2003. Case 807. C3, pp. 72-75. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 62 Annex 40. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Resolution dated August 26, 2003. Case 807. C3, p. 76. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 63 Annex 41. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Official Communication of September 23, 2003. Case 807. C3, p. 80. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 64 Annex 42. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. CTI. Report No. 155406 dated February 27, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 93-113. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 65 Annex 43. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Voluntary Statement of José Ricardo Rodríguez. May 11, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 123-126. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 66 Annex 44. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Resolution dated June 29, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 129-130. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 67 Annex 45. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. CTI. Report No. 077 CTI-UDH-DIH dated October 1, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 148-150. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 68 Annex 46. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Resolution dated January 31, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 155-156. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 69 Annex 47. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. CTI. Report No. 1530 FGN-SIA-CTI dated April 13, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 158-159. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 70 Annex 47. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. CTI. Report No. 1530 FGN-SIA-CTI dated April 13, 2004. Case 807. C3, pp. 158-169. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 71 Annex 48. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Resolution dated August 13, 2004. Case 807. C3, p. 200. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 72 Annex 49. Office of the National Prosecutor General. UNDH. Supplemental statement procedure by Jineth Bedoya Lima. August 28, 2007. Case 807. C3, pp. 203-206. Annex 12 to the communication of the petitioner received on May 29, 2015. 10