17 had grabbed her brothers, had thrown them to the ground, had kicked and trampled them, and had put them in the trunk of a car. The witness described the state in which the bodies of the alleged victims were found at the morgue. g. Testimony of Jacinta Peralta Allccarima, mother of the daughter of one of the alleged victims Rafael was her companion, but they did not live together. They shared many moments, both with friends and with the next of kin. On June 21, 1991 she was two weeks pregnant. Rafael did not know for certain that she was pregnant because they had not done the definitive medical tests. When she found out that she was pregnant she felt an enormous joy, because it was the fruit of the man she loved. Nora Emely, her daughter, is currently 12 years old. When she was born, her health situation was very delicate; the physicians who examined her even told her that she might have to interrupt the pregnancy, because she needed an operation. For the witness, this was another blow, as she had lost Rafael and she did not want to lose her daughter too, so she decided to continue the pregnancy. She has raised her daughter, always with support from the Gómez Paquiyauri family, who were with her from the start. However, her daughter lacks a father and she knows that this “is a lack that we cannot fill, no matter how much warmth, how much love we have given her.” When she was 2 or 3 years old, the girl started attending a childcare center and she began to feel the lack of her father more, due to the activities where he was absent. Her grandfather on the father’s side recognized her daughter legally, but the girl has always wanted to know who her father was, and she has had to tell her the truth. When her daughter was born, at the hospital they asked who her father was, but out of fear she did not give the real name, because she was aware of what the family was suffering. Every day, in the media, they were presented as a “family of terrorists,” and they said there that they had died in a terrorist confrontation. When she saw the need to register her daughter’s birth, they decided to give her the grandfather’s surname, because her daughter is Gómez and she had to have the surname. This has also created confusion for her, because since she was very small she has known that he is her grandfather, and she has often asked why she was given his surname and not her father’s. At school and other activities this has been a problem; it has often been difficult to explain the situation to the teachers. She knows that her daughter feels bad about all this, because she would like things to be much clearer, and there are some that she still cannot understand. She asks that the daughter be recognized as Rafael’s daughter, but for this she wants Rafael’s name to be cleansed and for him to no longer be labeled as a terrorist, as her daughter has the right to feel proud of her father; even though she did not know him, she feels very fond of his memory. She did not correct her daughter’s surname due to the political persecution suffered by the family, because they did much damage to them, and she has sought to avoid this also affecting the girl. For example, she worried that her