34 bury her. 109 107. In 2007, exhumations were carried out in Toloxcoc in order to locate, among others, the remains of Amelia Milián Morales. An expert analysis by the FAFG in 2008 reported the discovery of the skeletal remains, clothing and personal effects of three individuals: “an adult female, a male of indeterminate age, and an individual of unknown sex and age group.” However, it was not possible to identify them or determine the cause of death, although according to the forensic report, it cannot be ruled out that “these correspond to the individuals sought.” The three skeletons were given in custody to Tarcila Milián Morales. 110 Subsequently, in 2010, an exhumation of remains was carried out in Chijom, followed by a forensic anthropological analysis. The forensic report prepared in 2011 by the FAFG concluded that the remains belonged to Elías Milián González, and that the individual “received at least one blunt trauma to [the] jaw.” On April 18, 2012, the assistant prosecutor of the Municipal Prosecutor's Office of Rabinal handed over the remains of Mr. Milián to his daughter Tarcila Milián. 111 B.12. Rape and execution of Gregoria Valey lxtecoc on November 22, 1982 108. On the morning of November 22, 1982, a group of soldiers and members of the PAC arrived in the village of Chichupac and entered the home of Gregoria Valey lxtecoc, who was between four and eight months pregnant. After inquiring about her husband, who was not at home, the soldiers left. At around midday the group of soldiers returned to Mrs. Valey’s home, raped her and then suspended her from the roof of her house with a noose and hanged her. After that they burned the house down. That same day her remains were buried nearby by her relatives. In 2002, members of the FAFG identified the grave, which was part of a clandestine cemetery where the remains of Gregoria Valey, among others, were exhumed and identified. 112 B.13. Disappearance of Juan Pérez Sic on November 15, 1981 109. On November 15, 1981, at approximately 6:00 p.m., a group of “judiciales” arrived at the home of Manuela Toj Pérez and Juan Pérez Sic. The latter went out to speak to them while some of the men entered the house to search it and then left. That was the last time Manuela Toj saw Juan Pérez alive, since from that date his whereabouts are unknown. 113 B.14. Disappearance of eight persons on November 26, 1982 and arrest of Napoleón García de Paz 110. On the afternoon of November 26, 1982, a group of soldiers and members of the PAC arrived in the villages of Xeabaj and Chijom, where they detained and removed the following nine persons from their homes: Gorgonio González; Gabino Román Yvoy (or Iboy or Ivoy); Cruz Cf. Statements of Tarcila Milián Morales (daughter of Elías Milián González and sister of Amelia Milián Morales) before the assistant prosecutor of March 22, 1985, July 27, 2001 and September 24, 2003, and by affidavit on December 22, 2014, and the statement made by Angélica María Torres Milián (relative of Elías and Amelia Milián) by affidavit on December 22, 2014 (evidence file, folios 799, 800, 1900, 1901, 5918, 5924 and 5925, 11783 and 11784), and FAFG Report of June 28, 2011 (evidence file, folio 11915). 110 Cf. FAFG report of February 27, 2008, presented before the assistant prosecutor of the District Prosecutor of the Salamá Public Prosecution Service(evidence file, folios 11897 to 11899), and Record of the Public Prosecution Service of October 16, 2008 (evidence file, folio 11845). 111 Cf. FAFG report of June 2011 (evidence file, folio 11930), and record of delivery of the remains by the assistant prosecutor of the Municipal Prosecutor's Office of Rabinal. (evidence file, folios 11949 and 11950). 112 Cf. Record of exhumation of bodies of April 9, 2002 (evidence file, folios 1938 to 1941), and Report on the Forensic Anthropological Investigation by the FAFG of December 18, 2002 (evidence file, folio 2037). 113 Cf. Statements of Manuela Toj Pérez (companion of Juan Pérez Sic) by affidavit on December 29, 2014 (evidence file, folios 6070 and 6071). In a footnote to its Merits Report, the Commission explained that, in their initial communications, the petitioners indicated that Juan Pérez Sic had been forcibly disappeared on November 26, 1982 and subsequently died in during the violent events of October 1, 1982. The Commission stated that it did not have further evidence to determine the circumstances of his death. In the proceedings before the Court, the representatives stated that this person has been disappeared since November 15, 1981. The Court points out that the account of the facts and the date are consistent with the evidence, without prejudice to any new evidence that may come to light in this regard. 109