+ Follow Marijoy Chiong Tag
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[Title] => 4th Chiong convict also freed, but set to yield
[Summary] => An official of the Department of Justice confirmed yesterday that the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) released last Aug. 16 a fourth convict in the rape-slay of sisters Marijoy and Jacqueline Chiong in Cebu City, but the freed man is expected to surrender this week.
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[Summary] => Just when we thought that we’ve ended our issue with convicted Calauan Mayor Antonio Sanchez who was serving seven life sentences, but would have been prematurely released if not for the howl by many Netizens in social media complaining about the travesty of justice.
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[Summary] => Walay kabutangan ang gibating kasubo sa national vice president sa Crusade Against Violence (CAV) nga si Thelma Chiong human masayod nga nitugot na ang Department of Justice (DOJ) sa pagbalhin kang Paco Larrañaga ngadto sa Espanya.
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The death sentences, according to the report of the anti-crime Citizen’s Drug Watch Foundation, have all been upheld by the Supreme Court, covering 143 convicted rapists, 21 murderers, 18 convicted for robbery with homicide, 15 for kidnapping with ransom and eight for drug trafficking.
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Marijoy Chiong
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September 6, 2009 - 12:00am
February 8, 2004 - 12:00am
