Law enforcement forces arrested Samuel García, Alejandro Echeccaya García and Jovita García Suárez, whose names appeared on a 'black list' of alleged subversives. For three days they remained locked up in the premises of the Erusco School. On May 20 they were taken to the upper part of the community, …
On May 18, 1988, several residents of the communities of Cayara and Erusco were detained by military forces due to their names being on a list of suspected subversives. Among those detained were Samuel García, Alejandro Echeccaya García, and Jovita García Suárez, who were later executed. The bodies were initially …
Prosecutor Carlos Escobar Pineda, accompanied by family members, arrived at the Pucutuccasa hill to exhume the bodies of missing persons. After excavating, he found three bodies, one of which was that of Jovita García Suárez. Due to time constraints, only Jovita's body was taken to the Cangallo Health Post for …
Martha Crisóstomo García, a witness to the Cayara events who worked at the Health Post, was murdered in Huamanga. She had been threatened with death for commenting on the Cayara events when President Alan Garcia arrived. She had also recognized the body of her aunt Jovita García Suárez when she …
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