14 43. The Court therefore requests that the State, in its next report on the implementation of these provisional measures, make specific reference to the protective measures it has adopted and is adopting to protect the life and personal integrity of beneficiary Juan David Naranjo Jimenez in keeping with his particular situation. 1.4 On the alleged murders of beneficiaries Javier Augusto Torres Durán and Sebastián Naranjo Jiménez a. With regard to Javier Augusto Torres 44. The State reported in July 2008 that the investigations into the death of Mr. Javier Augusto Torres Durán, the son-in-law of Ms. Mery Naranjo, were being moved forward by the Fifth District Public Prosecutor. Regarding those investigations, it expressed that "the identity of the alleged perpetrators of the death of Mr. Torres Durán [had] been established and the crime’s motives [had] been partially elucidated." Likewise, it indicated that the evidence pointed at the three individuals allegedly responsible belonging to “a gang that operates in the neighborhood [where the person who was a beneficiary perished] of Comuna 13, in Medellin” where the current beneficiaries reside. It added that of the three individuals presumably responsible, as of June of 2008, one had been detained as a measure to ensure preventative detention and the other two were in prison awaiting a hearing to formalize the charges and rule on the request for measures against them. At that time, the State reported that the measures taken by the Metropolitan police of the Aburrá Valley and the Armed Forces to strengthen and provide security in the Comuna 13 sector of Medellin where the beneficiaries reside. 45. The representatives did not make any comments on the information provided by the State with regard to the death of this beneficiary. 46. The Commission took note of the information submitted by the State on the investigations launched into the death of Javier Augusto Torres Durán. Regarding them, it found it necessary for the State to submit information on "the possible connection of the homicide of Javier Augusto Torres with the facts leading to the adoption and maintaining in force of these provisional measures." Likewise, it asked the Court to require information from the State on the investigations into the death of that beneficiary. b. With regard to beneficiary Sebastián Naranjo Jiménez 47. On October 7, 2010, the representatives reported that on this past October 4, the minor Sebastián Naranjo Jiménez, 16 years old, had been wounded in the head with a firearm. They explained that as a consequence, the beneficiary suffered a serious cranialcerebral injury that caused his death on the morning of October 6, 2010. The representatives indicated that neither they nor his family "had information on the circumstances in which the facts took place, as the minor was supposedly found by police officers in another neighborhood of the city." Therefore, they requested that the State be ordered to investigate the facts and provide information in this regard. 48. In response to a request for information from the President of the Tribunal (supra Having Seen 6), the State expressed that on October 5, 2010 it learned from beneficiary Mery Naranjo that her grandson had been found by the police in the outskirts of Comuna 13 of Medellin with a gunshot wound to the head. It indicated that because the beneficiary was not carrying any identification when he was found by the police, they had not been able to establish his identity at first. In addition, it expressed that the reasons for which the minor was in that area with its complex public safety situation far from his residence are unknown. However, it indicated that an order has been issued "to move forward in the investigative work […] in order to clear up the related facts. Toward doing so, officials with the District [with jurisdiction were] moving forward with interviewing