14 medications,35 clothing and shoes,36 bimonthly expenses for the purchase of materials for crafts,37 and the travel expenses the victim’s family incurred to visit him at the Cachiche and Miguel Castro Castro prisons.38 The family’s monthly visits with the victim, on Fridays, meant that each time they visited they lost a day of work, since Friday is a work day; c) They also seek rehabilitation of Luis Alberto’s physical and mental health, given the effects of his prolonged incarceration and of the torture and mistreatment he endured. They are also seeking medical and psychological treatment for his next of kin; d) Mrs. Gladys Benavides López incurred numerous medical expenses as a result of the ailments the events in this case caused her; e) The victim’s mother borrowed money from relatives in order to support her children during Luis Alberto’s incarceration and was forced to move from Nazca, where she was living, to Ica and then Lima. She had a small business selling prepared foods, and was able to support the family that way. However, she had to shut down her small business when her two sons were detained;39 and f) The State must pay the amounts requested amounts plus the accrued legal interest thereon.40 The Commission’s arguments 44. The Commission, for its part, argued the following: 34 The victim’s representatives estimate that this monthly expense of US$10.00 (ten dollars of United States of America), over the 52 months that the victim was incarcerated, represents a total outlay of US$520 (five hundred twenty dollars of United States of America). 35 The victim’s representatives estimate that based on a monthly outlay of US$20.00 (twenty dollars of United States of America), this total expense comes to $1,040.00 (one thousand forty dollars of United States of America). 36 According to the victim’s representatives, this annual outlay of US$100.00 (one hundred dollars of United States of America) represents a total expense of US$430.00 (four hundred thirty dollars of United States of America) for the duration of the victim’s incarceration. 37 According to the victim’s representatives, this monthly outlay of US$20.00 (twenty dollars of United States of America) represents a total expense of US$1,040.00 (one thousand forty dollars) over the approximately 52 months that the victim was incarcerated. 38 According to the victim’s representatives, the Cantoral family went to the prison where the victim was incarcerated four times: once to bring him food, another time to bring him supplies, and twice to bring him materials. The cost of the trip was approximately US$5.00 (five dollars of United States of America) (roundtrip); sometimes taxi service was needed. The monthly outlay was US$20.00 (twenty dollars of United States of America), for a total of US$1,040 (one thousand forty dollars of United States of America). 39 According to the victim’s representatives, his mother borrowed US$5,950.00 (five thousand nine hundred fifty dollars of United States of America) and S/.2,100.00 (two thousand one hundred new Peruvian soles). 40 According to the victim’s representatives, some of these figures are estimates; given the circumstances of the case, the family did not keep the corresponding receipts or vouchers.