25 detained or disappeared. 70 1991. 69 Nicolás Hilario Morán and Lorenzo Quispe Huamán were held until November 12, 132. On November 29, 1991, Zósimo Hilario Quispe filed a complaint with the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office against Peruvian army personnel Javier Bendezu Vargas, Fidel Ausebio Huayta, Oscar Carrera González, Carlos Prado Chinchay, and Dennis Pacheco for crimes against life (aggravated homicide), property, personal liberty, and other offenses, to the detriment of the seven adults and seven children who disappeared on July 4, 1991, so that the office of the prosecutor might present the relevant criminal complaint to the appropriate examining magistrate's court, given that these were common crimes classified in the Criminal Code. Accompanying the complaint were certified copies of the entire investigation that the Office of the 71 Huancavelica Prosecutor for Crime Prevention had carried out. 133. Subsequently, in a written communication to the Prosecutor General of the Nation dated December 4, 1991, the petitioners requested that those responsible for the acts under investigation be tried in the ordinary 72 jurisdiction, as established in the Constitution and laws, and not in the military jurisdiction. 134. On February 5, 1992, Zósimo Hilario Quispe, presented a jurisdictional plea to the Peruvian Army’s Second Judicial District, requesting the Permanent Court Martial of Ayacucho to refrain from hearing the case and to refer it to the Huancavelica Examining Magistrate, on the grounds that the military jurisdiction was only 73 competent to examine offenses committed in the line of duty. 135. On February 7, 1992, Dr. Manuel Córdova Polo, who was in charge of the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office, brought a criminal complaint against Infantry Lieutenant Javier Bendezú Vargas; NCO, Third Class, Duilio Chipana Tarqui; NCO, Second Class, Fidel Ausebio Huaytalla; Sargent, First Class, Oscar Carrera Gonzáles; Sargent, Second Class, Carlos Saa Prado Chinchay, and Sargent, Second Class, Dennis Saa Pacheco Zambrano, all members of the 43rd Pampas Counter Subversive Battalion, for crimes against life, the person, and health, in the form of genocide; against property, in the form of larceny, damages, and extortion; against the public administration – abuse of authority; and against the administration of justice, to the detriment of Francisco Hilario Torres, Ramón Hilario Morán, Dionisia Quispe Mallqui, Antonia Hilario Quispe, Magdalena Hilario Quispe, Mercedes Carhuapoma de la Cruz , Dionisia Guillén Riveros, Alex Jorge Hilario, Yesenia Osnayo Hilario, Héctor Hilario Guillén, Miriam Osnayo Hilario, Wimer Hilario Carhuapoma, Raúl Hilario Guillén, Roxana 74 Osnayo and Elihoref Huamaní Vergara, all of whom were campesinos from the community of Santa Barbara. 69 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. 70 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. 71 Appendix 23. Complaint of Zósimo Hilario Quispe presented on November 29, 1991, to the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office. Appendix 40 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992; 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. Procedures of the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office. 72 Appendix 24. Written communication of CEAPAZ of December 4, 1991, presented to the Office of the Prosecutor General. Appendix 41 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 73 Appendix 25. Jurisdictional plea submitted by Zósimo Hilario Quispe on February 5, 1992, to the Army's Second Judicial District. Appendix 39 to the petitioners’ brief of February 20, 1992. 74 Appendix 26. Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Office of the Attorney General, Complaint No. 19-92, of February 7, 1992, signed by Manuel Antonio Córdova Polo, Huancavelica Provincial Prosecutor. Appendix 3 to the petitioners’ brief of June 8, 1993; 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. Procedures of the Huancavelica Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office.