40 80(34) Expert analysis finally concluded that the charred bone remains found in Cieneguilla belonged to a second burial, “which means that these remains had been in other graves and that after being digged up and burned, they were deposited and buried in the Chavilca area, and that the corpses were burned in state of decay. 80(35) Among the remains found in Cieneguilla graves, experts found part of a skull that had belonged to a young woman, below 25 years of age, and upon examining it, the forensic experts determined that it had a bullet-wound on the back of the head. 80(36) Besides the identification of the keys found, made by the Prosecutor of the 16th Provincial Criminal Prosecutor´s Office, the identification of the remains of clothing and other articles made by the next of kin allowed to confirm that said articles belonged to Armando Richard Amaro-Cóndor, Juan Gabriel Mariños-Figueroa, Robert Teodoro-Espinoza and Heráclides Pablo-Meza. However, up to this day, the bone remains of said persons have not been found. Besides, due to the examination made by Dental Technician Juan Migues Vázquez-Tello, it was established that some of the dental remains found belonged to Bertila Lozano-Torres. As regards the remains found in grave 2 of Cieneguilla, it was established that part of them belonged to an unidentified male human being of about 40 or 45 years old. 80(37) Pursuant to new evidences given by the Director of the Magazine “Sí”, published on November 2, 1995, the Prosecutor´s Office conducted some investigations in the plot of land belonging to the company "Servicio de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Lima" (Lima Water and Sewerage Services Company) (SEDAPAL), located at km.1.5 of Ramiro Prialé Highway, in Huachipa. The Prosecutor discovered three clandestine graves containing a complete clothed human skeleton and a half clothed skeleton, bone remains, hair, parts of scalp, a complete human upper jaw, empty cartridges, spent bullets and traces of quicklime. 80(38) Pursuant to the examination of a complete human skeleton found, it was established that it belonged to a male human being, of 22-24 years of age, 1.70 m. tall and of mestizo race. It was also established that the cause of death was: deep (1) and perforating (2) bullet wounds to the head made with an arm fire. The date the inhumation was carried out, a sister of Luis Enrique Ortiz-Perea, Mrs. Gisela Ortiz-Perea, recognized the clothes and gym shoes belonging to her brother; besides, the physical features she had previously described were consistent with those of the complete skeleton found. 80(39) Summing up, and pursuant to evidence gathered, the recognitions made by the next of kin and the expert reports issued up to that time, the bone remains found in the graves of Cieneguilla and Huachipa belonged to Luis Enrique Ortiz-Perea and Bertila Lozano-Torres. 80(40) Furthermore, there exist some clues pursuant to which the remains found in Cieneguilla could belong to Professor Hugo Muñoz-Sánchez, as they were found together with those of other students and since according to the expert reports issued by forensic physicians, said remains belonged to a person 40 to 45 years old, and the professor was the only victim of about 40 years old. However, up to this date, said remains have not been identified through the corresponding forensic examinations. 80(41) The prosecutor in charge of the investigation started the measures necessary so that DNA tests were carried out abroad, with the purpose of identifying the remains found. Upon determining that the tests would be carried out in England, the eight selected bones were forwarded to said country. However, due to budgetary reasons, the test was made on only one bone that, according to Prosecutor Cubas, was proved to be consistent with the