30 129. According to the testimony, at around 5:00 a.m. on October 22, 1983, close to two hundred Army soldiers arrived at Mount Cumatzá de Alvarado, located between the communities of Chichupac and Xeabaj in the municipality of Rabinal.185 130. Army soldiers and Civil Self-Defense patrollers discovered Eusebia Grave García, age 19, as she was bathing in a stream in the village of Chichupac.186 Her brother, José León Grave García, age 17, was eating breakfast at the time and attempted to flee but was shot and wounded.187 Both were tortured and killed. Their mother, Juana García Depaz, said that in the case of José León, “they cut off his penis, his ear, his nose and disemboweled him.”188 131. Juana García Depaz also stated that the National Army assembled the people living in the area and proceeded to burn clothing and food.189 She also maintained that the soldiers told them they had to go to the “military post located in the municipal seat of Rabinal (…) where they would want for nothing.” Mrs. Depaz maintained that at the post “they endured hardship and torture, with nothing to eat or drink (…) the judiciales (…) told them that they were going to die at any moment because the grave was already dug.” She said that all the women were enclosed in the same room and once they arrived at the post “they were kicked and raped by the soldiers and judiciales; that treatment continued for the next two days.” She added that they asked for the names of the guerrillas from their village.190 132. Juana García Depaz also stated that at the post, a judicial by the name of Everardo García told her that “her burial was already prepared, that there would be a rendering of accounts that night; his blood itched and he was hot.”191 She said that “he put a rope around her neck, strung her up and questioned her about the guerrillas.” Mrs. García Depaz said that after three or four days at the military post, she was taken to Colonia Pacux in Rabinal, “where she was kept under military surveillance” and where she remained for three and a half months. She maintained that “they lived 185 Annex 10. Statement by Juana García Depaz, June 9, 1995. Case File No. 802-95. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007. 186 Annex 10. Statement by Juana García Depaz, June 9, 1995. Case File No. 802-95. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007. 187 Annex 10. Statement by Juana García Depaz, June 9, 1995. Case File No. 802-95. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007. 188 Annex 13. Sworn statement given by Juana Garcia Depaz, November 2, 2009. Annex 9 of the petitioners’ communication of November 3, 2009. 189 Annex 10. Statement by Juana García Depaz, June 9, 1995. Case File No. 802-95. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007; Statement by Juana García Depaz, July 26, 2001. Judicial case No. 255-93, pp. 14-15. Annex 2 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007. 190 Annex 10. Statement by Juana García Depaz, June 9, 1995. Case File No. 802-95. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007; Statement by Juana García Depaz, July 26, 2001. Judicial case No. 255-93, pp. 14-15. Annex 2 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007. 191 Annex 10. Statement by Juana García Depaz, June 9, 1995. Case File No. 802-95. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007; Statement by Juana García Depaz, July 26, 2001. Judicial case No. 255-93, pp. 14-15. Annex 2 of the petitioners’ communication of December 13, 2007.