154 v. the physical and psychological suffering of siblings Enrique Pinzón López; Jorge Pinzón López; Luis Eduardo Pinzón López, José Alberto Pinzón López, as well as of Jaime Riaño Colorado, shows their unbearable moral suffering. Therefore, the State must pay as compensation to Enrique Pinzón López; Jorge Pinzón López; Luis Eduardo Pinzón López, José Alberto Pinzón López, US$ 100,000.00 each, distributed between their mother Teresa López Triana and their sisters: Maria Teresa Pinzón López, Sara Paola Pinzón López. Esther Pinzón López and Luz Mery Pinzón López; US $ 50,000.00 (fifty thousand dollars) to the mother, Teresa López Triana, for each of the victims, for the moral damage suffered, which adds up to US $200,000.00; to each of the sisters María Teresa Pinzón López, Sara Paola Pinzón López, Esther Pinzón López and Luz Mery Pinzón López, for the moral damage suffered, in addition to the threats, harassment, and displacement suffered and which continue to date, US $30,000.00 for each of their missing brothers, for a total amount of US $120,000.00, for each of the sisters respectively; and to Jaime Riaño Colorado US$ 100,000.00, given to Luz Mery Pinzón; to Luz Mery Pinzón, for the moral damage suffered due to the disappearance of her common-law spouse Jaime Riaño Colorado, US $50,000.00; e) the executed or missing victims who were individually identified suffered unimaginable fear and anguish knowing that they left their next of kin in a vulnerable state. Bearing in mind the gravity of the facts acknowledged by the State, including detentions, tortures, and death or disappearance, they asked for US$ 100,000.00 each as compensation for José Rolan Valencia, Sinaí Blanco Santamaría, Antonio María Barrera, Jaime Riaño Colorado, Enrique Pinzón López, Jorge Pinzón López, Luis Eduardo Pinzón López, José Alberto Pinzón López, Fernando Martínez Contreras, Diego Martínez Contreras, and Gustavo Caicedo Rodríguez; and f) the physical harm affects the individual’s psychosomatic aspect and this, in turn, affects the person’s physical health, harming it in various degrees and intensities. The jurisprudence of the Court has been recognizing that the physical ailing caused by the terrible grief due to the forced disappearance of a beloved one must to a large extent be redressed. With regard to the victims’ health, there is a gradual deterioration, and in the case of Teresa López de Pinzón it caused the victim’s death due to the loss of 4 sons in the facts in Mapiripán. 281. Pleadings of the State a) the monetary standards of the Colombian State Council should be adopted with regard to the moral damages of the victims and their next of kin; b) the State will abide by the evidence submitted to the Court regarding non-pecuniary damages; c) the State is conducting a study in each of the proceedings under administrative-law venue, to explore the possibility of a settlement, and with