when she left […] Justice Trujillo’s office, as she was so near the Palace of Justice, [she went] to talk to Justice [Reyes Echandía] or to his secretary [Herminda Narváez] to seek their help in obtaining the job for which she was applying.” However, this supposition could not be confirmed by Herminda Narváez, who left the Palace of Justice before the attack on the building began, and did not see Ms. Oviedo Bonilla. 129. Following the events, her family looked for her in the Institute of Forensic Medicine, hospitals, cemeteries, and the Charry Solano Battalion, and in the Bogota network of hospitals, and requested the help of the media and of senators of the Republic, without obtaining information on her fate. C.2.i) Gloria Anzola de Lanao 150 130. Gloria Anzola de Lanao was 33 years of age in 1985; she was a lawyer and was married to Francisco José Lanao Ayarza, with whom she had a son. Her office was near the Palace of Justice and, as her aunt was a justice of the Council of State, she used to park her car in the Palace of Justice. On November 6, 1985, at 10.50 a.m., she left her son in his kindergarten in the center of Bogota and parked her car in the Palace of Justice, where she was when the attack by the M-19 began. Her car was found “parked in the place that [she generally used in the first basement of the Palace of Justice] and it had not suffered any damage at all.” Ms. Anzola de Lanao had a lunch appointment that day, which she did not attend. 131. Following the events, her family went to the Palace of Justice and looked for her among the rubble and the corpses that were in the Palace of Justice and in the Institute of Forensic Medicine, unsuccessfully. They also looked for her in the 13th Brigade and the Cavalry School, but obtained no information on her fate. C.2.j) Ana Rosa Castiblanco Torres 151 132. Ana Rosa Castiblanco Torres was 31 years of age in 1985 and worked as an assistant chef of the Palace of Justice cafeteria. At the time of the events, she was seven months pregnant. On November 6, 1985, Ms. Castiblanco Torres left home at 5 a.m. to go to the Palace cafeteria. 133. Following the events, her family went to the Institute of Forensic Medicine, hospitals and police stations, without obtaining any information on her fate. They also went to the 13th Brigade and to a women’s prison, but they were told that there were no detainees 150 The evidence relating to this victim can be found in: Testimony of Francisco José Lanao Ayarza of February 12, 2008, before the Prosecution Service (evidence file, folios 29951, 29952 and 29953); Testimony of Francisco José Lanao Ayarza of February 18, 1986, before the Ninth Court of Criminal Investigation of Bogota (evidence file, folios 29957 and 299959); certification of Gloria Anzola Mora de Lanao (evidence file, folio 27448); Testimony of Oscar Anzola Mora of February 3, 1986, before the Ninth Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 30001); Testimony of Oscar Enrique Anzola Mora of February 12, 2008, before the Prosecution Service (evidence file, folios 1128 and 1129); Testimony of María de Jesús Triana Silva of February 19, 1986, before the Ninth Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 29992); Testimony of María Bibiana Mora de Anzola of February 17, 1986, before the Ninth Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 29997); Testimony of María Consuelo Anzola of January 3, 1985, before the Ninth Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 31002); Testimony of María Consuelo Anzola of June 22, 2012, before the second notary of Chía, Cundinamarca (evidence file, folio 27468), and expansion of the testimony of Consuelo Anzola Mora of February 25, 1986, before the Ninth Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 29940). 151 The evidence relating to this victim can be found in: Testimony of Ana Lucía Castiblanco Torres of April 14, 1986, before the 27th Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folios 28435 and 28436); Testimony of María del Carmen Castiblanco of April 10, 1986, before the 27th Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folios 28527, 28528 and 28529); Testimony of Ana Lucía Castiblanco Torres of January 1986, before the Ninth Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 28437); ten-print fingerprint record of Ana Rosa Castiblanco Torres (evidence file, folio 28013); expansion of the testimony of María del Carmen Castiblanco of February 10, 1988, before the 30th Itinerant Criminal Investigation Court of Bogota (evidence file, folio 28531), and record of return of the remains of Ana Rosa Castiblanco Torres of November 2, 2001 (evidence file, folio 1202). 46