6 other things, prevented Mr. Tibi from adequately seeing to his physical and psychological recovery, and iii. the State has not paid any compensation for moral and pecuniary damages to Mr. Tibi and his family. Lack of compliance with this measure has caused them great suffering. Ever since Mr. Tibi went back to France, he has been unable to find a stable job, finance initial projects or rehabilitate into society. His financial condition is seriously deteriorated. f) as regards to the return of property seized from Mr. Daniel David Tibi at the time of his detention: i. in relation to the Volvo vehicle, plate number PGN-244: i.a. the vehicle was auctioned off and its value was appraised while it was in the warehouse of the Consejo Nacional de Sustancias Estupefacientes y Psicotrópicas (CONSEP) (National Control Council of Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances), out of order, exposed to wind and weather and with several flaws; hence, it did not have the same commercial value it had when it was seized from Mr. Tibi. Therefore, the State must pay Mr. Tibi the amount in substitution ordered by the Court; i.b. the State must pay Mr. Daniel David Tibi the amount corresponding to the market price of the vehicle in September 1995 and not the amount obtained at the auction sale; ii. in relation to other property: ii.a. the victim has expressed that "it is impossible for him to determine [by inspecting the videotape and the affidavit submitted by the State] whether the property shown is actually his[, since] the affidavit describes the property only superficially and the videotape shows it from a long distance"; ii.b. in relation to the stones appraised by Mr. Paul Cevallos-Abad in his report, Mr. Tibi has remarked that "the stones described there are not his stones". Mr. Tibi expressed that "the shape, size and weight of most of the stones does not coincide with the quality, size and weight of the stones he had when he was deprived of his freedom". Therefore, Mr. Tibi refrains from receiving the stones described in Mr. Cevallos-Abad's report. We suggest that the stones be sent to the Ecuadorian Embassy in France so that Mr. Tibi can personally verify their quality, size and purity, and, if they are not his stones, that the Court order Ecuador to comply with the provisions of paragraph 237 of the Judgment delivered by the Tribunal on September 7, 2004, and ii.c. they requested the Court to decide whether or not compliance with said measure implies, as the State has expressed it, returning the amount of US$ 2,530 (two thousand five hundred US Dollars) paid at the auction sale of the vehicle and the stones examined by Mr. Paul Cevallos-Abad and described in his report. The State must pay the amount set forth in the Judgment, since, in practice, returning all the property that was taken from Mr. Tibi when he was illegally detained has proved impossible.