A Miami jury found former Argentine naval officer Roberto Guillermo Bravo responsible for the extrajudicial killing of Eduardo Cappello, Rubén Bonet and Ana María Villarreal de Santucho, and the torture and attempted extrajudicial killing of Alberto Camps in the 1972 Trelew Massacre.

The jury awarded $24.25 million in damages, including $12 million in punitive damages, to the plaintiffs—family members of the four victims.

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