The hearing against suspended BuCor Director General Gerald Bantag over the killing of the broadcaster Percy Lapid was suspended anew.
Roy Mabasa, the brother of Percy Lapid, has said that the hearing against suspended Bureau of Corrections Director General Gerald Bantag over the killing of the broadcaster was suspended anew following the request of prosecutors.Mabasa said the hearing was set for March 18, 2024, but has been deferred.
They also found probable cause to indict self-confessed gunman Joel Escorial, Israel Dimaculangan, Edmon Dimaculangan, and a certain Orlando for murder as principals by direct participation.He identified the Dimaculangan brothers and Orlando as his accomplices.Villamor, meanwhile, died at the New Bilibid Prison on October 18, 2023. An autopsy by forensic pathologist Dr. Raquel Fortun showed the remains of Villamor to have a “history of asphyxia by plastic bag suffocation.
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