In the early hours of October 14, 1973, eight people were executed by members of the Carabineros. They were:

Alfredo Andrés MORENO MENA, 23 years old, laborer;

Luis Miguel RODRIGUEZ ARANCIBIA, 23 years old, street vendor;

Luis Alberto VERDEJO CONTRERAS, 26 years old, merchant;

Leonidas Isabel DIAZ DIAZ, a 14-year-old student, who was pregnant;

Jaime Max BASTIAS MARTINEZ, 17 years old, laborer;

Luis SUAZO SUAZO, 20 years old, car painter;

Domingo de la Cruz MORALES DIAZ, 20 years old, electrician; and

Luis Esteban TORO VELOSO

In the afternoon of October 13, 1973, a Carabineros patrol arrived at the "Los Sauces de Puente Alto" recreational facility and proceeded to detain the individuals listed above in front of witnesses. They were taken to the 20th Precinct of Puente Alto and from there were transported to the 4th Precinct of Santiago.

In the early hours of October 14, 1973, they were loaded into a jeep and taken to the banks of the Mapocho River near the Bulnes Bridge. At this location, and in front of witnesses, they were forced to exit the vehicle. They were ordered to run, and the officers immediately began firing at them.

The families later found the bodies at the Legal Medical Institute. The autopsy reports state that the bodies were found in the Mapocho River near the Bulnes Bridge and that they died from gunshot wounds.

With the detention, location, date, and cause of death established, this Commission has reached the conviction that Alfredo Moreno, Luis Miguel Rodríguez, Luis Alberto Verdejo, Leonidas Isabel Díaz, Jaime Max Bastías, Luis Suazo, and Luis Esteban Toro were executed by State agents, and that this act constitutes a grave violation of human rights.