Ultimately, the commission concluded that 742 disappeared individuals had died, thus determining their fate.[1] However, there was a lack of information on burial sites and circumstances of the disappeared persons' deaths and 66 cases were not solved.[2] Of all the cases presented, ultimately 4,677 cases were resolved, including reparations for 3,657 victims.[3] From the investigations, an archive of over 20,000 personal testimonies has been created.[14]