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                    [Title] => Cop pleads guilty, accomplice still free: Court convicts killer of editor
                    [Summary] => A former policeman has been convicted for the death of a Mindanao-based mediaman, which is only the third time since 1986, that the accused in the murder of a journalist was convicted.  

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                    [Title] => Damalerio killing: Ex-cop refuses to take witness stand
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"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There’s no need at all. It is not necessary that he testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr. referring to his client, Guillermo Wapille, who refused to be presented as a defense witness.


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                    [Title] => Wapille skips witness stand
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"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There's no need at all. He may not testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima, Jr. on Wapille who refused to be presented as the defense witness. Hermosisima said they respected their client's refusal as it is his right.


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                    [Title] => Witness not sure who shot journalist dead
                    [Summary] => After two days of being grilled in the witness stand, a defense witness in the Damalerio case admitted before the court that he was not certain if the man who killed journalist Edgar Damalerio was Ronnie Kilme.


"I was not certain that the gunman was Kilme," Bernardo Regis said, adding that Kilme's photo, which he saw in the local paper, appeared to be fatter.


Regis said this after Regional Trial Court Branch 19 judge Ramon Codilla Jr. asked him after prosecution counsel Dixon Fuentes rested his cross-examination on the witness.


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                    [Title] => Witness testifies Wapille didn't shoot Damalerio
                    [Summary] => The defense panel of the murder case filed against former policeman Guillermo Wapille for the alleged slay of Zamboanga journalist Edgar Damalerio presented yesterday a former seminarian who testified before the court that the accused didn't gun down Damalerio.
"When I saw Wapille, I knew he was not the gunman," Bernardo Regis told Regional Trial Court branch 19 after he narrated his visit to Camp Abelon to personally check how Wapille, who was currently detained there, looked like.


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Murder convict transferred: Judge wants explanation

By Rene U. Borromeo | January 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla yesterday ordered Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center warden Teofilo Labating Jr. to explain why he failed to secure a permission before transporting murder convict Guillermo...

Cebu News

Cop pleads guilty, accomplice still free: Court convicts killer of editor

November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

A former policeman has been convicted for the death of a Mindanao-based mediaman, which is only the third time since 1986, that the accused in the murder of a journalist was convicted.

Cebu News

Damalerio killing: Ex-cop refuses to take witness stand

August 26, 2005 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — The defense lawyers of a former policeman accused of killing Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio rested their case the other day without presenting the accused as a witness. "Dili man...

Nation

Wapille skips witness stand

August 25, 2005 - 12:00am

The defense of the murder case against former policeman Guillermo Wapille yesterday rested its case without presenting the accused as witness. "Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There's no need...

Cebu News

Witness not sure who shot journalist dead

August 19, 2005 - 12:00am

After two days of being grilled in the witness stand, a defense witness in the Damalerio case admitted before the court that he was not certain if the man who killed journalist Edgar Damalerio was Ronnie Kilme. "I...

Cebu News

Witness testifies Wapille didn't shoot Damalerio

August 18, 2005 - 12:00am

The defense panel of the murder case filed against former policeman Guillermo Wapille for the alleged slay of Zamboanga journalist Edgar Damalerio presented yesterday a former seminarian who testified before the...

Cebu News