47 group of “judicial officers” and his whereabouts are unknown since August 24, 1981 (supra paras. 85 and 86); b) Juan Pérez Sic, after going outside to attend to a group of “judicial agents” who came to his house and searched it, was last seen there by his companion Manuela Toj Pérez on November 15, 1981, and his whereabouts are unknown to this day (supra para. 109); c) Lorenzo Depaz Siprian (or Lorenzo Depaz Ciprian or Florencio Depaz Cipriano) was arrested on the road to Rabinal by members of the National Army and the PAC. He was taken to the jail located in the municipal town hall, and was last seen there by his fatherin-law, Ciriaco Galiego López. Since January 8, 1982, his whereabouts are unknown (supra para. 88); d) Leonardo Cahuec Gonzales was detained on the road to Rabinal by “judicial officers” and taken to the jail in the center of the municipality of Rabinal. He was last seen there by his wife Albertina Sic Cuxúm, and his whereabouts are unknown since January 18, 1982 (supra para. 101); e) Juan Mendoza Alvarado and his father José Cruz Mendoza Sucup were taken from their home by members of the National Army and the PAC, who beat them and took them away. Since January 31, 1982, the whereabouts of both men are unknown (supra para. 103); f) María Concepción Chen Sic was taken from her home and detained by members of the National Army and the PAC, while Casimiro Siana was arrested near his home by members of the National Army and the PAC. Both were last seen alive in the company of agents of the State security forces, who separated them from the group of women that were also being detained and led them away in a different direction. Since February 12, 1982 their whereabouts are unknown (supra para. 104); g) Cruz Pérez Ampérez, Gorgonio González, Jorge Galeano Román, Eustaquio lxtecoc González (or Eustaquio Yxtecoc González), Rafael Depaz Tecú, Enrique Mendoza Sis, Gabino Román Yvoy (or Iboy or Ivoy) and Dionicio or Dionisio Vachan or Bachán, were taken from their homes on November 26, 1982, by members of the National Army and the PAC and forced to walk with their hands tied to the San Francisco cemetery in the village of Xeabaj, where they were last seen alive by Napoleón García De Paz. To date, their whereabouts are unknown and despite the forensic work carried out, their remains have not been located (supra para. 110 and 111); h) Marcelo Sic Chen, whose whereabouts have been unknown since December 1984, was previously detained and held under military control in the colony Chichupac. (supra para. 118). i) Adrián García Manuel, his son Hugo García Depaz and his nephew Abraham Alvarado Tecú (or Agapito Alvarado Depáz) were arrested by members of the National Army, taken to the school in the village of Chirrum and later to the military post in the village of Guachipelín. Their families were notified that they would be released; however, their whereabouts are unknown since January 18, 1982 (supra paras. 99 and 100); and j) Manuel de Jesús Alarcón Morente went out to cut sugar cane and did not return, and his brother Edmundo or Raymundo Alarcón Morente was last seen accompanied by soldiers who had tied him up. His whereabouts are unknown since January 18, 1982, the day on which a group of soldiers came to the house of the Alarcón Morente family and asked for the two brothers (supra paras. 99 and 100). 149. The final report of the forensic anthropological investigation conducted by the FAFG on January 31, 2008 concluded that four sets of bones exhumed in 2006 from a grave located on a plot of land in the village of Guachipilín, in the municipality of Rabinal, belonged to Hugo García