-5295(44) Eight days after the facts, men in army uniforms, allegedly from the Carepa military base, arrived in Pueblo Bello by helicopter and, based on a list, distributed envelopes with 50,000.00 pesos to the next of kin of the disappeared, although many of them refused to receive the envelopes.71 Concerning the proceedings investigations and the domestic administrative and judicial The military criminal jurisdiction 95(45) On January 24, 1990, the 9th Special District of Urabá of the Antioquia Police Department informed the investigators of the Attorney General’s Office that they had informed the Military and Civil Headquarters of Urabá about the events that had taken place in Pueblo Bello.72 95(46) On January 30, 1990, the 21st Military Criminal Trial Court opened a preliminary inquiry “to determine whether criminal laws had been violated by the troops based in San Pedro de Urabá.”73 95(47) From January 30 to April 3, 1990, the 21st Military Criminal Trial Court carried out probative measures, principally receiving statements, to determine any possible omissions by members of the Armed Forces during the events that had occurred on January 14, 1990, and also to determine the existence of “drivable trails” which could have been used to by-pass the military roadblock.74 95(48) On April 20, 1990, the 21st Military Criminal Trial Court decided: To abstain from opening the corresponding criminal investigation into alleged irregularities by any member of the 32nd Infantry Battalion “Francisco de Paula Vélez” [...] To forward a certified copy of the publication in the El Espectador newspaper of the interview with MARIANO VALENZUELA AGUILAR, and the statements of the private individuals, ABEL ANTONIO LARA QUEVEDO and DIVA DEL SOCORRO ARROYO BLANCO, and of Police Lieutenant EVELIO MONTAÑA PERDOMO, to the respective Criminal Court 71 Cf. testimonies of Mariano Manuel Martínez and Ángel Emiro Jiménez Romero before the InterAmerican Court during the public hearing held on September 19, 2005, statement made before notary public (affidavit) by Leovigilda Villalba Sánchez on August 16, 2005 (file of statements made before or authenticated by notary public, folio 2707). 72 Cf. official communication of January 24, 1990, from the No. 9 Urabá Special District of the Antioquia Police Department to the investigators of the Attorney General’s Office (file of useful evidence submitted by the State, folios 7083 to 7084). 73 Cf. ruling of the 21st Military Criminal Trial Court of January 30, 1990 (file of useful evidence submitted by the State, folio 7227). 74 Cf. statements made before the 21st Military Criminal Trial Court by the soldiers, Álvaro Gómez Luque, Néstor Barrera Vega, Manuel José de la Cruz, Gabriel Jaime Espitia, Jorge Humberto Ochoa Álvarez, Elmer de Jesús Ospina Bedoya, José Julian Rodríguez Tamayo, Luis Hames Trujillo García, Humberto Gutiérrez Grajales, John Salgar Castaño, Omai Vergara Atehortua and Edwin Cardona Patiño; statement of the police official, Evelio Montaña Perdomo; and statements of the private individuals, Julio Sánchez Sánchez, Rosa Helena Orozco Jiménez, Rosmira Mendoza Restrepo, José Guerrero Palacio, José Freddy Hincapié Careth, Marino Valenzuela Aguilar, Abel Antonio Lara Quevedo and Diva del Socorro Arroyo Blanco (file of useful evidence submitted by the State, folios 7228 to 7269).