Analía Verónica Josch and Carla Andrea Josch, sisters, had distinct personalities; Carla, 17, was sweet, shy, and introverted, while Analía, 20, was simple, sociable, and talkative. They went to AMIA together on July 18, 1994, to register at the Job Placement Office. At 9:53 a.m., they, like many youths that day, were awaiting assistance when the car bomb detonated at the AMIA building, causing widespread tragedy.