Three Venezuelan cousins, Rolando and Otoniel Guevara and Juan Bautista, have been detained for over 22 years in a case linked to the Danilo Anderson investigation. Witnesses have described their trial as a fabricated case. Despite a ruling by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH) demanding their immediate release due to serious violations of due process and reports of torture, the Venezuelan state has refused to comply. The CIDH found significant flaws in the original investigation and subsequent legal proceedings. The case highlights concerns regarding judicial independence and human rights practices within Venezuela. The prolonged detention underscores a pattern of injustice and persecution, according to advocates. The men remain imprisoned despite international calls for their freedom.