7 Milton Jiménez Puerto, lawyer Inés Consuelo Murillo, student René Velásquez Díaz, lawyer César Augusto Murillo, lawyer José Gonzalo Flores Trejo, shoemaker e) Witnesses presented by the Commission to testify on specific facts related to this case: Elizabeth Odio Benito, former Minister of Justice of Costa Rica Antonio Carrillo Montes, former Consul General of Costa Rica in Honduras 29. Despite the summons by the Court, the following witnesses offered by the Commission failed to appear at these hearings: Bernd Niehaus, former Minister of Foreign Relations of Costa Rica Antonio Menjíbar, a Salvadoran detained in Honduras Leónidas Torres Arias, former member of the Honduran military José María Palacios, attorney Mauricio Villeda Bermúdez, attorney Linda Rivera de Toro, the judge who carried out the writ of habeas corpus on behalf of Francisco Fairén Garbi and Yolanda Solís Corrales Linda Drucker, journalist Israel Morales Chinchilla, Chief Inspector of Immigration of Guatemala Jorge Solares Zavala, Immigration Inspector of Guatemala Mario Méndez Ruiz, Immigration Inspector of Guatemala Fernando Antonio López Santizo, former Assistant Director of Immigration of Guatemala Carlos Augusto López Santizo, former Consul General of Guatemala in Costa Rica, who had deceased at the time of the hearings. Licentiate Linda Rivera de Toro gave sworn testimony before a Notary Public on January 7, and September 28, 1987. By letter of August 25, 1987, Dr. Bernd Niehaus ratified his "statements made about this case before the Special Investigatory Commission of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica." 30. After having heard the witnesses, the Court directed the submission of additional evidence to assist it in its deliberations. Its Order of October 7, 1987 reads as follows: A. Documentary Evidence 1. To request the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to submit the original immigration cards and the automobile entry permit granted by the governments of Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. 2. To request the Government of Honduras to provide the organizational chart showing the structure of Battalion 316 and its position within the Armed Forces of Honduras. 3. To request Dr. Carlos E. Colombari Armijo, the dentist of Francisco Fairén Garbi, to furnish the certified dental records, and to ask the Government of Costa Rica for a copy of the personal data contained on the passport application. Clyde Collins Snow, Ph.D., the forensic pathologist offered by the Commission, or any other that it may call, shall submit an opinion on the autopsy (of the cadaver found at La Montañita), on the basis of the information obtained. The InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights shall cover the costs.