San Andrés, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (2017). After 18 July 1936. On this coast victims of reprisals were thrown into the sea in sacks weighed down with stones, sometimes when they were still alive.
On the coast of San Andrés, prisoners were thrown to the bottom of the sea in tied sacks with stones. In some cases the victims were thrown alive into the sea. In the case of one reprisal, victim of a frustrated attempt to disappear him, some fishermen managed to catch one of the sacks with the person inside still alive. They secretly took him to the coast of Anaga, where they helped him to hide in a cave and gave him food for months until he surrendered finally.
