19 In her first statement, Ms. Torres-Gil said that she was apprehended on December 29, 1987, by uniformed members of the Treasury Police and transported in a white "van" about which she knew no other details. She said that she was taken with Mr. Angárita-Ramírez to the offices of the Treasury Police, where they were separated. When she next saw her husband his mouth was bleeding, he was handcuffed and showed signs of torture. She said that her belongings were stolen from her, that sexual advances had been made to her, and that she was taken to the Santa Teresa prison, where she was held. (cfr. Statement of Doris Torres-Gil to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance on June 15, 1988). In her expanded statement delivered to the same court on June 23, 1988, Ms. Torres-Gil recognized the white van in photographs relating to the case, which she was shown, and also recognized photographs of Treasury Police agents Francisco Javier (illegible), Manuel Castañeda-Obua, Miguel Humberto AguirreLópez and Hugo Silva-Morán, against whom she brought a formal accusation. (cfr. Expanded statement delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance by Doris Torres-Gil on June 23, 1988). Mr. Angárita and Ms. Torres both filed complaints with the Office of the Ministry of Interior (Ministerio de Gobernación) and the Procurator for Human Rights of Guatemala, in which they reiterated their previous statements. (cfr. Complaint by Augusto Angárita-Ramírez and Doris Torres-Gil to the Office of the Ministry of Interior (Ministerio de Gobernación) of Guatemala and complaint of Augusto Angárita-Ramírez and Doris Torres-Gil to the Human Rights Procurator of Guatemala, on April 26, 1988). c. The then Judge in the case, Mr. Julio Aníbal Trejo-Duque, in his testimony to the Inter-American Court referred to the statements delivered by Mr. Angárita-Ramírez and Ms. Torres-Gil (infra, para. 68). d. In official communication No. F-1580. I-613-88, Dr. Mario Alfredo Porres O., Forensic Expert of the Judiciary of the Republic of Guatemala, reproduced the results of a physical examination conducted on Mr. Angárita-Ramírez on December 30, 1987, in response to a request from the Eleventh Criminal Magistrates’ Court, with the following results: superficial chafing at the level of the intermediate line of the rear thorax, the radial and cubital regions of the wrists and the radial region of the first phalanx of the right hand’s index finger. Bruises and chafing of the side region of the thorax and abdomen. CONCLUSIONS: a) requires seven days of medical treatment, as of the date in which the injuries were suffered. b) five-day leave of regular occupations. c) no operational impediment, deformity or permanent face scar will derive from the depicted injuries […]. (cfr. Official communication No. F-1580. I-613-88 of June 15, 1988, issued by Doctor Mario Alfredo Porres O., Forensic Expert of the Judiciary of the Republic of Guatemala, addressed to the Seventh Criminal Court of First Instance, single folio). e. Expert Robert C. Bux informed the Court that he had reviewed the document on Mr. Angárita-Ramírez’s injuries (infra, para. 67 (l) (2)). f. The following information was entered in the Log of the Treasury Police Intelligence and Narcotics Squad of Guatemala City for December 29, 1987: