18 Sendero Luminoso,” had perpetrated preparatory acts to murder Pedro Huilca Tecse. It also presented some “procedures carried out” in the military jurisdiction, and asked for others to be carried out. b. First complaint filed by Martha Flores Gutiérrez against members of the Colina Group before the Public Prosecutor’s Office 60(35) On May 13, 1997, possessing new probative elements in the case, Martha Flores Gutiérrez, Pedro Huilca Tecse’s companion, filed a criminal complaint before the Public Prosecutor’s Office against the following members of the National Intelligence Service (hereinafter “SIN”): retired Army Major Santiago Martín Rivas, Technical Officer Nelson Carbajal García, Technical Officer Wilmer Yarleque Ordinola and Technical Officer Juan Sosa Saavedra, for the crime of the murder of Pedro Huilca Tecse, based on: information from the former SIN intelligence agents, linked to the Colina Group, Mesmer Carles Talledo and Clemente Alayo Calderón; the declarations of retired General Rodolfo Robles Espinoza, and the inconsistencies observed during the investigation and trial conducted by military justice, which resulted in the judgment convicting alleged members of Sendero Luminoso for the murder of Pedro Huilca Tecse. 60(36) On November 23, 1997 Mesmer Carles Talledo, on whose version of the events, the complaint filed by the alleged victim’s companion was based (supra para. 60(35)), testified before Congressman Jorge Del Castillo Gálvez, in the Yanamayo Prison, and stated that General Juan Rivero Lazo, former Director of Army Intelligence, had taken part in the murder of Pedro Huilca Tecse. A congressional sub-committee was therefore established to investigate this. 60(37) On November 28, 1997, Mesmer Carles Talledo was acquitted of the crime of treason and recovered his liberty immediately. 60(38) On December 2, 1997, Martha Flores Gutiérrez requested the Public Prosecutor’s Office to include General Juan Rivero Lazo in the investigation initiated following the complaint of March 13, 1997 (supra para. 60(35)), owing to his alleged connection to the facts relating to what happened to Pedro Huilca Tecse. 60(39) On January 5, 1998, Mesmer Carles Talledo testified before the Attorney General’s Office that he had not accused the Colina Group of the murder of Pedro Huilca Tecse, and even denied having received the visit of the Congressman Jorge Del Castillo Gálvez (supra para. 60(36)), despite the existence of a video that proved it. Two days later, Mesmer Carles Talledo appeared before the congressional investigative sub-committee, where he repeated the latter version. 60(40) In June 1998, the congressional investigative sub-committee responsible for investigating the different versions of events provided by Mesmer Carles Talledo (supra para. 60(36)) issued a majority report in which it rejected his statements and communications, stating that they were worthless, because he had denied them subsequently and that he was “mentally incompetent.” 60(41) Congressman Jorge Del Castillo Gálvez, a member of this investigative committee therefore produced a minority report in which he examined the different statements made by Mesmer Carles Talledo. One of these statements was made in conjunction with those of another former intelligence agent, Clemente Alayo Calderón. The minority report maintained that Mesmer Carles Talledo changed his