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The last of the four US Marines on trial for allegedly raping a Filipina took the witness stand yesterday and testified that their accuser had consensual sex with one of them in the van where the alleged rape took place.


"I could hear kissing, moaning, laughter coming from the van," Lance Corporal Dominic Duplantis, 21, told defense lawyer Enrico Oyehara on direct examination.


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                    [Summary] => Four US Marines on trial over the alleged rape of a Filipino woman at the Subic freeport in Zambales in November last year refused yesterday to submit blood samples that prosecutors claim would link at least one of them to the crime.


Prosecutors has asked the Makati City regional trial court to compel Staff Sergeant Chad Carpentier and Lance Corporals Daniel Smith, Keith Silkwood and Dominic Duplantis to submit blood samples for DNA testing. 


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By extending a swift and favorable decision in favor of the suspects, (In-)Justice Sec. Raul Gonzalez adds insult to injury. The victim's demand for justice was trivialized while the perpetrators of this heinous crime are still left unpunished. 
 

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                    [Summary] => Pormal nang ipinagharap ng kasong rape ng Olongapo City Prosecutors Office ang apat sa anim na sundalong Amerikano kaugnay sa umano’y panggagahasa sa isang 22-anyos na Pinay. 

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                    [Summary] => One of the US Marines accused of raping a Filipina in Subic, Zambales last Nov. 1 has admitted having sex with the woman inside a  van but insisted it was consensual, according to documents from the US Naval Criminal and Investigative Service (NCIS).


The document, which summarized the answers of four US servicemen allegedly involved in the rape case, was the result of interrogation made by investigators from the NCIS and submitted to the Department of Justice (DOJ).


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US Marine testifies: I could hear kissing, moaning, laughter in van

By Michael Punongbayan | September 23, 2006 - 12:00am

The last of the four US Marines on trial for allegedly raping a Filipina took the witness stand yesterday and testified that their accuser had consensual sex with one of them in the van where the alleged...

Headlines

US Marines refuse to give blood samples

July 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Four US Marines on trial over the alleged rape of a Filipino woman at the Subic freeport in Zambales in November last year refused yesterday to submit blood samples that prosecutors claim would link at least one...

Headlines

Statement – Downgrading tantamount to acquittal

April 22, 2006 - 12:00am

We are angered by the DOJ's decision to downgrade the case against the three US marines accused in the Subic rape case. By extending a swift and favorable decision in favor of the suspects, (In-)Justice Sec. Raul...

Freeman Opinion

Rape vs 4 GI Joes isinampa

December 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Pormal nang ipinagharap ng kasong rape ng Olongapo City Prosecutors Office ang apat sa anim na sundalong Amerikano kaugnay sa umano’y panggagahasa sa isang 22-anyos na Pinay.

Bansa

US Marine in rape: Sex consensual

By Bebot Sison Jr. | December 10, 2005 - 12:00am

One of the US Marines accused of raping a Filipina in Subic, Zambales last Nov. 1 has admitted having sex with the woman inside a van but insisted it was consensual, according to documents from the US Naval Criminal...

Headlines