In July 1983, Edgar Noriega Ascue was forcibly taken from his home in San Juan Bautista by armed and masked individuals. He was accused of being a leader of the terrorist group Sendero Luminoso and was subjected to severe torture at the Cuartel Los Cabitos No. 51. His pregnant wife, …
Alejandro Noa Yupanqui was detained on 8 November 1983 at his home in Huamanga by individuals dressed in military uniforms. His mother reported that he was taken to Cuartel Los Cabitos No. 51. His brother, who witnessed the event, described how Alejandro was forcibly removed from his bed and taken …
The Commission of Truth and Reconciliation gathered evidence indicating that detainees at Cuartel Los Cabitos No. 51 were frequently subjected to interrogations and torture by military and police intelligence personnel. Testimonies, such as that of Esteban Canchari Cacñahuaray, describe the presence of torture equipment and the brutal conditions faced by …
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