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Usa sa tulo ka mga sakop sa U.S. Marines nga akusado sa paglugo sa 22 anyos nga dalagang Pinay nga si 'Nicole' sa Subic ang gikumbiktong mabilanggo og 40 ka tuig samtang ang tulo ka mga kauban niini naabswelto.


Si Lance Corporal Daniel Smith gikumbikto ni Makati City RTC  Judge Benjamin Pozon sa branch 139 og 40 ka tuig nga mabilanggo ug gimandoan usab sa pagbayad og P100,000 nga danyos ngadto sa biktima.


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The testimony of the alleged victim in the controversial Subic rape case is enough to convict the four accused US Marines, government prosecutors said yesterday.


In a 36-page memorandum filed yesterday at the Makati City Regional Trial Court, senior state prosecutor Emilie Fe delos Santos and state prosecutors Lagrimas Agaran, Elizabeth Berdal, and Nolibien Quiambao said they were able to prove the accused guilty beyond reasonable doubt "with moral certainty."


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                    [Title] => Nicole’s US Marine friend to testify for defense
                    [Summary] => A US Marine claiming to be a friend of the 22-year-old Filipina who has accused another Marine of raping her will appear in court on Sept. 11 to testify that the alleged victim’s story "just didn’t sound right" when she first told him about it.


In his affidavit, dated Nov. 8, 2005, US Marine Justin Michael Bamberger said he was a "very close friend" of the woman known only as "Nicole" whom he met when he was assigned at Camp Navarro in Zamboanga City.


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                    [Title] => Makati court officially gets Subic rape case
                    [Summary] => The records of the case of four US Marines accused of raping a 22-year-old Filipina were officially received by the executive judge of the Regional Trial Court of Makati yesterday.


Makati RTC executive Judge Sixto Marella Jr. ordered the case raffled on Monday at 1:30 p.m. to determine the judge who will now handle the case.


The Supreme Court ordered the transfer of the case of the four US Marines to Makati earlier this week after the Olongapo City Judge Renato Dilag, who was to hear the case, recused himself.


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The testimony of the alleged victim in the controversial Subic rape case is enough to convict the four accused US Marines, government prosecutors said yesterday.


In a 36-page memorandum filed yesterday at the Makati City Regional Trial Court, senior state prosecutor Emilie Fe delos Santos and state prosecutors Lagrimas Agaran, Elizabeth Berdal, and Nolibien Quiambao said they were able to prove the accused guilty beyond reasonable doubt "with moral certainty."


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In his affidavit, dated Nov. 8, 2005, US Marine Justin Michael Bamberger said he was a "very close friend" of the woman known only as "Nicole" whom he met when he was assigned at Camp Navarro in Zamboanga City.


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Makati RTC executive Judge Sixto Marella Jr. ordered the case raffled on Monday at 1:30 p.m. to determine the judge who will now handle the case.


The Supreme Court ordered the transfer of the case of the four US Marines to Makati earlier this week after the Olongapo City Judge Renato Dilag, who was to hear the case, recused himself.


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US Marine mi-rape ni Nicole gikonbikto

By Edwin Ian Melecio | December 5, 2006 - 12:00am

Usa sa tulo ka mga sakop sa U.S. Marines nga akusado sa paglugo sa 22 anyos nga dalagang Pinay nga si 'Nicole' sa Subic ang gikumbiktong mabilanggo og 40 ka tuig samtang ang tulo ka mga kauban niini naabswelto. Si...

Banat Balita

DOJ lawyers confident Nicole testimony enough to convict GIs

By Michael Punongbayan | November 8, 2006 - 12:00am

The testimony of the alleged victim in the controversial Subic rape case is enough to convict the four accused US Marines, government prosecutors said yesterday. In a 36-page memorandum filed yesterday at...

Headlines

Nicole’s US Marine friend to testify for defense

August 31, 2006 - 12:00am

A US Marine claiming to be a friend of the 22-year-old Filipina who has accused another Marine of raping her will appear in court on Sept. 11 to testify that the alleged victim’s story "just didn’t...

Headlines

Makati court officially gets Subic rape case

April 1, 2006 - 12:00am

The records of the case of four US Marines accused of raping a 22-year-old Filipina were officially received by the executive judge of the Regional Trial Court of Makati yesterday. Makati RTC executive Judge Sixto...

Headlines