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Napoles kids pay nearly P1M as bond in graft cases

Dennis Carcamo - The Philippine Star
June 20, 2014 | 4:53pm

MANILA, Philippines - The two children of businesswoman Janet Napoles on Friday posted P900,000 surety bond for the 15 counts of graft cases in connection with the pork barrel scam before the Sandiganbayan.

Jo Christine and James Christopher Napoles filed a P450,000 surety bond each for the criminal cases filed before the anti-graft court.

Aside from the Napoleses, five others also submitted surety bonds before the 3rd Division of the Sandiganbayan.

The two Napoleses are also being implicated in the plunder case, along with their mother and several others, including Senators Ramon Revilla Jr., Jinggoy Estrada, and Juan Ponce Enrile.

Plunder is a non-bailable offense.

BOND

CASES

DIVISION OF THE SANDIGANBAYAN

JANET NAPOLES

JINGGOY ESTRADA

JO CHRISTINE AND JAMES CHRISTOPHER NAPOLES

JUAN PONCE ENRILE

NAPOLESES

SANDIGANBAYAN

SENATORS RAMON REVILLA JR.

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