50 88(53.ii) “having leased the building located at Av. Técnica No. 200, apartment 1101 […], where army uniforms were seized and also where the subversive, Nancy Gilvonio Conde, hid as of the beginning of October 1995”; 88(53.iii) “having taken part in the indoctrination of active members of the said subversive organization in the building located at Av. Alameda El Corregidor No. 1049-1051, El Remanso de La Molina Vieja, where she also collaborated in the acquisition and preparation of food”; 88(53.iv) “having collaborated […] to acquire different means of communication, such as beepers, cell phones and computers and other seized goods”; and 88(53.v) “having obtained for the subversive, Nancy Gilvonio Conde, and for herself, credentials of the National Journalists Association of Peru […] and with these identity cards, they were able to enter the Congress of the Republic, and interviewed several members of Congress […].” 88(54) In view of the above, the Superior Prosecutor considered that the alleged victim was “guilty under the provisions [of] Article 4, paragraphs (a), (b), (d) and (f) and Article 5 of Decree Law 25,475.”154 88(55) The facts described in the Prosecutor’s Report of February 15, 2001, were confirmed by the following evidence described therein:155 police investigation report No. 140 DIVICOTE II-DINCOTE; record of domiciliary search of the building located on Avenida Alameda El Corregidor, of December 1, 1995; record of domiciliary search of the building located on Calle Técnica, of December 4, 1995; leases, and also contracts for the acquisition of goods and services;156 expert reports;157 attestation by the journal Third World Viewpoint;158 contents of photographs; visual inspection procedure; procedure relating to the exhibition and transcript of the video cassette where the alleged victim was presented to the press159 (supra para. 154 Cf. report No. 06-2001, of the Deputy National Superior Criminal Prosecutor for terrorism issued on February 15, 2001 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 7, folio 7126). 155 Cf. report No. 06-2001, of the Deputy National Superior Criminal Prosecutor for terrorism issued on February 15, 2001 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 7, folios 7127 to 7141) 156 Cf. report No. 06-2001, of the Deputy National Superior Criminal Prosecutor for terrorism issued on February 15, 2001 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 7, folios 7127 to 7141); rental contract for the building located on Avenida Alameda El Corregidor No. 1049, signed by Carlos Adolfo Guija Gálvez and Pacífico Castrellón Santamaría on December 9, 1994 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 2, folios 4580 to 4582); rental contract for apartment 1101 of the building located on Calle Técnica No. 200 signed by Hernán la Chira Chambergo and Lori Berenson on August 21, 1995 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 2, folios 4587 to 4589); and communication from the Master Com Group of November 14, 2000 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 6, folio 6427). 157 Cf. report No. 06-2001, of the Deputy National Superior Criminal Prosecutor for terrorism issued on February 15, 2001 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 7, folios 7127 to 7141). The expert reports described in this report are: graphology report No. 075/95; forensic explosives report No. 056/05; forensic ballistics report No. 056/95; forensic ballistics report No. 3987/95; graphology report No. 31/00; and procedure to ratify forensic explosives report No. 67/95. 158 Cf. letter accrediting Lori Berenson as a correspondent of the journal, Third World Viewpoint, issued on September 1, 1995 (file of probative evidence provided by the State, tome 3, folio 4720).