22 knew what had occurred and told "people in the area that he would tell the authorities what he knew." He would not give his address because he was afraid of what would happen to him, as was everyone in the area. (cfr. Interview with Gilberto González-Saquij contained in the police report of March 22, 1988). In his second statement, Mr. González-Saquij added that the victims, accompanied by a stranger armed with "a pistol and two cartridges," had walked away from the area. (cfr. Interview with Gilberto González-Saquij contained in the police report of May 25, 1988). b. Mr. Carlos René Juárez-Hernández, investigator with the Special Investigations and Narcotics Brigade of the National Police, testified before the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance on July 13, 1988, that he had thought at the time he took Mr. González-Saquij’s statement that "at the terminal anyone armed was said to belong to the G-2, and […] perhaps [the armed men] visited them because Mr. William Otilio González-Rivera was an exparatrooper." (cfr. Statement of Carlos René Juárez-Hernández, investigator of the National Police serving with the Special Investigations and Narcotics Brigade of the National Police). c. According to the autopsy report of February 12, 1988, Mr. CoradoBarrientos’s corpse had [g]razes on the forehead and chin. Second-degree ecchymosis on the right cheek. A stab wound measuring thirteen by three cm. on the left middle clavicle of the pectoral area affecting the skin, cellular tissue, and pectoral muscles, forming a cavity. A stab wound measuring twelve by three cm. on the right middle clavicle of the pectoral region affecting skin, cell tissue, pectoral muscles and forming a cavity adding as conclusions: a) Stab wounds to the thorax and abdomen inflicted with a bladed weapon. b) Hypovolemic shock. Acute anemia. c) Bilateral haemothorax. Haemoperitonitis. d) Perforation of the lungs and liver. e) Perforation of the heart. f) Fracture - ribs. -- CAUSE OF DEATH: Stab wounds to the chest and abdomen. (cfr. Official communication No. F-1655. D-72-88 of June 22, 1988). d. According to the autopsy report of February 12, 1988, Mr. GonzálezRivera’s corpse had: LESIONS: Stab wounds measuring ten by two and half centimeters on the right middle clavicle of the pectoral area. A short bruising wound measuring three by three centimeters running vertically along the left middle clavicle [.] and the following conclusions: a) Chest and abdominal stab wounds inflicted with a bladed weapon; b) Hypovolemic shock - acute anemia; c) Bilateral haemothorax - haemoperitonitis; d) Lung perforation; e) Perforation of the heart; f) Rib and bone fractures. CAUSE OF DEATH: 1) Stab wounds to the chest and abdomen. (cfr. Forensic report of February 12, 1988, reproduced in official communication number C-3006-88 of June 22, 1988).