9 37. The State submitted 23 documents in 18 annexes at the start of the public hearing (supra 23) in the case on March 3, 2003.13 38. On March 3, 2003, during the report by expert witness Leo Valladares Lanza (supra 23), he presented a 497-page book entitled “Los hechos hablan por sí mismos. Informe Preliminar sobre los desaparecidos en Honduras 1980-1993,” by the Comisionado Nacional de los Derechos Humanos.14 39. On March 4, 2003, during testimony by witness Enmanuel Flores Mejía (supra 23), he presented various photographs pertaining to the customs of the Honduran army.15 40. On March 5, hearing (supra 23), certificate for Ángel alleged daughters of alleged victim.16 2003, during the final pleadings of the parties at the public the representatives of the alleged victim submitted a study Belisario Hernández González, two birth certificates for the the alleged victim, and five photographs of the mother of the 41. On April 7, 2003, when it submitted its final written pleadings (supra 26), the State included 10 annexes with 182 documents.17 42. On April 10, 2003, together with their final written pleadings, the representatives of the alleged victim sent 5 annexes with 29 documents.18 That same day, said representatives submitted the evidence to facilitate adjudication of the case requested by the Court (supra 26).19 43. On May 7, 2003, the State submitted the documents requested by the Court as evidence to facilitate adjudication of the case (supra 25).20 B) TESTIMONIAL AND EXPERT EVIDENCE 12 Cf., leaves 50 to 59 of the file with the transcript of the public hearing on preliminary objections and possible merits and reparations stages. 13 Cf. leaves 3 to 48 of volume I of the file with the transcript of the public hearing on preliminary objections and possible merits and reparations stages. 14 Cf., leaves 64 to 313 of the file with the transcript of the public hearing on preliminary objections and possible merits and reparations stages. 15 Cf., leaves 318 to 320 of the file with the transcript of the public hearing on preliminary objections and possible merits and reparations stages. 16 Cf., leaves 325, 330 to 332, 333 to 335 of the file with the transcript of the public hearing on preliminary objections and possible merits and reparations stages. 17 Cf., leaves 1257 to 1562 of the main file at the Secretariat of the Court. 18 Cf., leaves 1604 to 1792 of the main file at the Secretariat of the Court. 19 Cf., leaves 1796 to 1804 of the main file at the Secretariat of the Court. 20 Cf., leaves 1832 to 1869 of the main file at the Secretariat of the Court.