Summary of Case File No. 618-2011

Statements by Gerardo Meza Acuña, Retired Sub-officer of the Carabineros de Chile, former CNI agent, operative name "Eduardo Moreno Parra," nicknamed "Chico Iván," "Iván," "El Patitas"

"Regarding the individuals mentioned to him, he recalls Aquiles Mauricio González Cortés, nicknamed "El Caracha" and head of the Blue Brigade; Fernando Rafael Rojas Tapia, nicknamed "El Piscola"; Miguel Ángel Patricio Soto Duarte, nicknamed "El Paco Aravena," whom he identifies as a team leader; Heraldo Velozo Gallegos, nicknamed "Romualdo" or "El Chorombo"; José Guillermo Salas Fuentes, nicknamed "El Loco Mauri," with the alias "Mauricio Pinto Jara"; Carlos Enrique Miranda Meza, nicknamed "Pepito"; Luis Torres Méndez, nicknamed "El Negro"; Luis Gálvez Navarro, nicknamed "El Vitoco"; Juan Alejandro Jorquera Abarzúa, nicknamed "El Muerto"; Víctor Eulogio Ruíz Godoy, nicknamed "El Telele"; Francisco Javier Orellana Seguel, nicknamed "El Manzana"; José Abel Aravena Ruíz, nicknamed "El Muñeca"; Rosa Humilde Ramos Hernández, nicknamed "La Rosita"; Ema Ceballos Núñez, nicknamed "La Flaca Cecilia"; Raúl Hernán Escobar Díaz, nicknamed "Flaco Palta"; Carlos Eduardo Correa Habert, nicknamed "El Rossini"; Rodolfo Enrique Olguín González, nicknamed "El Badiño," regarding whom he notes was a team leader; Eduardo Avelino Fuenzalida Pérez, nicknamed "El Rossini Chico"; Manuel Nicolás González Figueroa, nicknamed "El Desplumado"; Jorge Fernando Ramírez Romero, nicknamed "El Guataca," also recalling Alberto Cavada Ramírez, nicknamed "Don Andrés," currently deceased; Luis Arturo Sanhueza Ross, nicknamed "El Huiro," with the operative name "Ramiro Droguett," who was a team leader in the Blue Group, also naming a military officer nicknamed "El Cordillera," whose real name was Víctor Muñoz, who also served as a team leader, all of whom were members of the Blue Group;"