f) g) h) i) j) On June 27, 2004, staff of the DIVIPD went to the home of the missing person and was able to interview Mr. Manuel Landázuri Gómez, who indicated that he was the brother-in-law of the missing person and that he had not seen him since August 26, 1992, date on which he had disappeared, and that he knew that his sister (wife of the missing person), who was not present at the time, did not know his whereabouts either. OFINOPE was requested to broadcast to all the UU PNP of Metropolitan Lima interconnected by email to search for and find Wilfredo Terrones Silva. It was requested that the search and location of Wilfredo Terrones Silva be broadcast nationwide. Information about the disappearance of the person Wilfredo Terrones Silva was entered into the website www.peruanosdesaparecidos.com Access was obtained to the website of RENIEC, in order to find the information file on Wilfredo Terrones Silva.53 79. This report concluded that “the DIVIPD, on the basis of Multiple Letter No. 130-ADD-HH.EMDININCRI of July 3, 1998, undertook the investigations regarding the case in order to locate the person of Wilfredo TERRONES SILVA, on the basis of whose results it drafted Report N| 2270-IC-GOE-DIP-DININCRI of July 10, 1998, whereby it indicated the many steps that were taken to look for and locate the person, concluding that, despite these steps, it was not possible to locate the above-mentioned person.”54 80. At September 2011, there were proceedings for the crime of terrorism against Wilfredo Terrones Silva, according to information from the Information System Supporting Prosecution Services (Sistema de Información de Apoyo al Trabajo Fiscal—SIATF) of the Public Prosecutor’s Office. 55 According to information provided by the petitioners, the state has not started a new investigation on the disappearance of Mr. Terrones that would make it possible to learn facts or to identify and individualize those responsible for his disappearance.56 2. Teresa Díaz Aparicio (case 11.054) 81. Teresa Díaz Aparicio, 44 years old at the time, was last seen on August 19, 1992. Her parents were Alberto Díaz Uriarte (deceased) and Graciela Aparicio Pastor (deceased November 5, 1997, after the disappearance of her daughter). The alleged victim had two brothers, Federico Díaz Aparicio and Roberto Levi Aparicio (deceased after the disappearance their sister). Teresa Díaz Aparicio had a B.A. in sociology and was working as a teacher for the School of Social Sciences at the Universidad Mayor de San Marcos and was a member of the Teachers Association. She was also a member of the Social and Legal Services Commission of the UNSM, monitoring the situation of detained students and teachers with legal proceedings. 57 The alleged victim lived in the district of Rimac with her mother and brothers. 82. On March 27, 1989, years before her disappearance, at about 23:30, personnel from DINCOTE searched the home of Teresa Díaz Aparicio, supposedly in the context of a police operation to detain Walter Enrique Zúñiga Porras, during which they confiscated a series of documents. In official letter No. 2412-2002-DIRCOTE PNP- Sec. 2, there is an indication that “because various [illegible] were found accusing her of being a militant of the PCP-SL,”58 she was detained. 53 Annex 5. Information submitted by means of the communication from the state of September 22, 2011. Note No. 7-5-M/668. 54 Annex 5. Information submitted by means of the communication from the state of September 22, 2011. Note No. 7-5-M/668 Annex 6. Official letter No. 6437-2011-MP-FN-SEGFIN of May 31, 2011 and its annexes, submitted by means of the communication from the petitioners of August 15, 2011. 55 56 Annex 1. Communication from the petitioners of August 15, 2011. Annex 7. Statement made by Teresa Díaz Aparicio; Report No. 276-04-DIRINCRI-PNP/DIVNHON.GOP of March 31, 1989, page 395, appearing in Annex 3, Volume II, of the communication from the petitioners of May 22, 2012. 57 58 Annex 8. Second Supraprovincial Criminal Prosecution Service: Case file No. 11-2007; Report 775-D3-SDIRCOTE of March 28, 1989, page 115. Annex 3, Volume I, of the communication from the petitioners of May 22, 2012.