22 Mr. Huamaní Robles made a verbal complaint in the same vein to the Office of the Special Attorney of the 44 45 Ombudsman, which he then submitted in writing on August 2, 1991. 119. On July 16, 1991, Nicolás Hilario Morán, filed another complaint with the Office of the Special Attorney of the Ombudsman alleging the disappearance on July 4, 1991, of 14 people from the community, 46 including elderly persons and children, who were reportedly led away by army personnel. 120. In addition, on July 16, 1991, the president of Santa Barbara campesino community, Nicolás Hilario Morán, presented a complaint to the Minister of Defense, General Jorge Torres Aciego, alleging the homicide of 14 individuals, including two elderly persons and seven children, who had been detained in a military operation 47 carried out in the community of Santa Barbara, by army personnel from Huancavelica and Lircay Military Bases. 121. On July 17, 1991, the Directive Council of Santa Barbara campesino community reiterated their 48 request to the prosecutor’s office to set a date for carrying out the removal of the bodies at Misteriosa mine. 122. On July 18, 1991, the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office, together with the examining magistrate, members of the police, and villagers from Santa Barbara, traveled to Misteriosa mine, where they found only fragments of human remains at the mine entrance: a lock of human hair with particles of the scalp; a segment of a foot (terminal region); a piece of human skull; a large portion of a human tongue; two articular 49 surfaces of human bones, a segment of a distal forearm, and a human hand, among other remains, as well as 35 sticks of dynamite, six pieces of fuse, and other objects, which were sent on July 22, 1991, to the Departmental 50 Headquarters of the Technical Police in Lima to ensure the best possible clarification of the facts. 123. Upon returning to the city of Huancavelica on July 18, 1991, the Technical Police arrested community members Viviano Hilario Mancha, Zósimo Hilario Quispe, Moisés Hilario Quispe, Pascual Mancha Hilario, Lorenzo Quispe Huamán, Bonifacio Cusi Huamaní, and Nicolás Huamán Chumbes, who were held until July 19, 1991, except 51 for the last two, who were held for several days more. 44 Appendix 7. Record of the verbal complaint presented by Alejandro Huamaní Robles on July 23, 1991, to the Office of the Special Attorney of the Ombudsman. Appendix 15 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 45 Appendix 17. Written complaint of Alejandro Huamaní Robles presented to the Office of the Special Attorney of the Ombudsman on August 2, 1991. Appendix 16 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 46 Appendix 3. Complaint of Nicolás Hilario Morán, President of Santa Barbara Campesino Community, presented on July 16, 1991, to the Office of the Special Attorney of the Ombudsman. Appendix 13 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 47 Appendix 21. Complaint presented by the President of the Community of Santa Barbara to the Minister of Defense on July 16, 1991. Appendix 34 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 48 Appendix 14. Official letter No. 026-91-CCSB of July 17, 1991, from the elders of Santa Barbara campesino community to the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office. Appendix 21 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 49 Appendix 1. Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Peru. Volume VII. Chapter 2: Cases Investigated by the CVR 2.50. The Extrajudicial Executions in Santa Barbara, Erasing the Traces of the Massacre. 50 Appendix 11. Official letter No. 0462-91-MP-FPM-HVCA of July 23, 1991, sent by the Office of Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor to the Huancavelica Senior Superior Court Prosecutor. Appendix 24 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 51 Appendix 8. Written communication of November 13, 1991, from CEAPAZ to the Office of the Prosecutor General. Appendix 27 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992.