94 and at the Penitenciaría del Litoral. Daniel Tibi mentioned that his wife traveled 74 times from Quito to Guayaquil, and that she was accompanied several times by one of her daughters. In each case, Mrs. Baruet stayed about three days at the prison. The approximate cost of each trip (including the days that she stayed there) was US$100.00 (one hundred United States dollars), which adds up to US$7,400.00 (seven thousand four hundred United States dollars); ii. those involved in the trip made by the minor Sarah Vachon to France in October 1995, due to the serious financial and family situation of the household. The approximate cost of the airfare was US$1,500.00 (one thousand five hundred United States dollars); iii. those incurred for Daniel Tibi’s survival in the prison, including food, clothes, cleaning implements and phone calls from and to the prison, adding up to approximately US$3,000.00 (three thousand United States dollars); iii. those incurred for Mr. Tibi’s 150 psychotherapy sessions, each one costing three hundred francs, equivalent to US$47.61 (forty-seven United States dollars and sixty-one cents), adding up to US$7,141.00 (seven thousand one hundred and forty-one United States dollars); iv. those incurred for the special food that the victim required, treatment for his hearing, eyesight and respiratory problems, as well as physical treatments, in regards to which they asked the Court to set the respective amount in fairness; v. those incurred for reparation of Mr. Tibi’s teeth and purchase of dental prosthetics (8 implants in the upper maxillary, 8 implants in the jawbone, and 4 ceramic teeth), estimated at US$45,397.00 (forty-five thousand three hundred and ninety-seven United States dollars); vi. those pertaining to the goods and securities that were seized by the police from Mr. Tibi at the time of his detention (the list made by the police specifies 84 such belongings), adding up to US$135,000.00 (one hundred and thirty-five thousand United States dollars), based on commercial appraisal of the gems and other objects seized. The appraisal included the victim’s Volvo vehicle; vii. those pertaining to the debit and credit cards that were seized and illegally used while Mr. Tibi was detained. His account in a French bank was “emptied,” he lost US$6,000.00 (six thousand United States dollars) from the savings account, and US$4.857,00 (four thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven United States dollars) were charged to his credit card; and viii. those regarding detriment to the family’s assets to cover Mr. Tibi’s defense, as he and Beatrice Baruet had to make enormous efforts and invest a great amount of money that they requested even from relatives and friends of the couple. The comfortable situation that the family had before the detention disappeared; the situation was so extreme that Mrs. Baruet sent Daniel Tibi all the money left