They were raped, insulted, humiliated, and murdered in a public act. With all the cruelty that one is capable of imagining, Daria and Mercè Buxadé Adroher were killed in Manacor on September 5, 1936, by order of the bloodthirsty fascist Arconovaldo Bonaccorsi, the self-proclaimed “Count Rossi”. They were not alone; they were accompanied by three other women, nurses who had enlisted as volunteers with Captain Alberto Bayo's expedition in Mallorca.

The excavations being carried out at the municipal cemetery of Son Servera have made it possible to locate the remains of two men who all indications suggest were soldiers of the Republican expedition commanded by Captain Alberto Bayo. Although anthropological and genetic studies will still need to be completed, the objects and materials found associated with the bodies suggest that they were two soldiers of a certain rank who participated in the landing in Mallorca during the first weeks of the Civil War. The remains of the uniforms allow us to advance that one of the two men was a military medic.