Paola Sara Czyzewski, 21, was in her third year of Law school and worked at her parents' accounting firm, saving for a trip to Europe. On July 18, 1994, she accompanied her mother, Ana Maria, an auditor for AMIA, on her first visit there. At 9:53 a.m., a car bomb detonated at the AMIA building on Pasteur 633. Paola, who was in the elevator fetching coffee, was tragically killed. Ana Maria survived, as the section of the building she was in did not collapse.