On April 2, 1995, a family living near a naval base in Ucayali, Peru, was attacked by military personnel. The military arrived early in the morning and assaulted the family members, including Juan Francisco Pomatanta's son, Indalecio. Indalecio was severely beaten and ultimately set on fire, leading to his death.
During the Operativo Aries, members of the Peruvian Navy entered San Alejandro to intervene against terrorist organizations. They targeted the Pomatanta family, suspecting their son Indalecio of possessing firearms. After failing to obtain information, they set Indalecio on fire, leading to his death after a prolonged agony.
On September 26, 2002, in San Alejandro, Pucallpa, Ucayali, Peru, Indalecio was detained at his home by members of the Peruvian Navy. He was subsequently burned with gasoline, resulting in severe injuries. His mother, Rosa Albarran, discovered the aftermath, finding her home destroyed and her son's flesh scattered around the …