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                    [Summary] => The primary suspect in the killing of Young Officers’ Union spokesman Baron Cervantes was sentenced to reclusion perpetua yesterday by the Las Piñas City regional trial court.


The Cervantes family, however, did not gain satisfaction from the verdict because the people believed to be the masterminds behind the murder have yet to be brought to justice.


In a special promulgation at the New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) in Muntinlupa City, Las Piñas Judge Bonifacio Sanz Maceda sentenced Joseph Mostrales to 20 to 40 years imprisonment.


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                    [Title] => 12th most wanted kidnapper nabbed
                    [Summary] => Police have arrested the 12th most wanted kidnapper on the list of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) and four other suspected kidnappers, officials said yesterday.


Ronnie Tan, 31, who ranked No. 12 on the list of the country’s most wanted kidnappers, was arrested last Friday in his hideout in Barangay San Roque in Sto. Tomas, Batangas, said NAKTF chief Angelo Reyes.


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                    [Title] => When will this political telenovela ever end?
                    [Summary] => While the big news hugging the national headlines is still mostly about the controversy over the expose’ made by Sen. Panfilo Lacson against First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, we know too well that there is someone behind all this happenings in the Senate which has virtually torn the country apart! We have written before that during the Presidency of then President Joseph Estrada, he was a mere actor doing a movie in Malacanang with script writers and a Director behind the scenes orchestrating a real life telenovela. 


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                    [Title] => Death for ex-Marine sergeant for kidnapping
                    [Summary] => The prime suspect in the murder of Young Officers Union (YOU) spokesman Capt. Baron Cervantes was meted the death penalty by the Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court yesterday for his involvement in the kidnapping of a 14-year-old daughter of a dermatologist two years ago.


Ex-Marine Sgt. Joseph Mostrales was found guilty beyond reasonable doubt  by Judge Amalia Dy of Mandaluyong City RTC Branch 213 and was ordered to pay the victim and her family P11 million for the unrecovered ransom money, P2 million in moral damages and P268,000 as compensatory damages.


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                    [Title] => ‘Keep that assassin alive’
                    [Summary] => A lawyer for the family of slain Young Officers Union (YOU) spokesman Baron Alexander Cervantes questioned yesterday the motives behind an attempt to have his alleged assassin transferred from his Camp Crame detention cell to the Las Piñas City jail.


Lawyer Leonardo de Vera said the suspect, ex-Marine Sergeant Joseph Mostrales, "should be kept alive" so that the alleged mastermind can be convicted.


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                    [Title] => Ex-Marine tagged as Baron assassin
                    [Summary] => A witness identified in court ex-Marine Sgt. Joseph Mostrales as the one who shot dead Baron Alexander Cervantes more than a year ago in Las Piñas City.


Mitchelle Cataluna was the first prosecution witness presented in court as the trial of the Cervantes killing began yesterday at the sala of Las Piñas City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 257 Judge Bonifacio Sanz Maceda.


Cataluna was then the security guard on duty at the Jubilaeum Drugstore located on Times Street corner Alabang-Zapote Road when Cervantes was killed.


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                    [Title] => Baron slay suspects plead ‘not guilty’
                    [Summary] => Three of the five suspects in the killing of self-styled Young Officers’ Union (YOU) spokesman Baron Alexander Cervantes pleaded "not guilty" yesterday at their arraignment before a Las Piñas City Regional Trial Court (RTC) judge.
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                    [Title] => Anti-crime crusaders slam report vs Golez, Saycon
                    [Summary] => An organization of victims of crime and corruption said it was "highly disgusted" with the "irresponsible" allegations by a fugitive senior police official that National Security Adviser Roilo Golez and Pastor "Boy" Saycon, secretary general of the Council on Philippine Affairs (COPA), masterminded the killing of an Army officer last year.


The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) said accusations by Superintendent Rafael Cardeño against Golez and Saycon were "highly incredulous."


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                    [Title] => Golez, Saycon tagged as brains in YOU leader’s slay
                    [Summary] => A fugitive senior police official accused of ordering the murder of a soldier last year yesterday pointed to National Security Adviser Roilo Golez and an estranged ally of President Arroyo as the masterminds.


In an affidavit submitted to the Department of Justice, Superintendent Rafael Cardeño said Golez and Pastor "Boy" Saycon, secretary general of the Council of Philippine Affairs (COPA), were "responsible in the planning and execution of the killing of (YOU spokesman Baron) Cervantes."

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                    [Title] => Suspect admits killing Cervantes
                    [Summary] => The alleged assailant of Baron Cervantes affirmed before a panel of prosecutors at the Department of Justice yesterday that he really was the one who killed the self-styled YOU spokesman on the eve of New Year’s Day last year.
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The Cervantes family, however, did not gain satisfaction from the verdict because the people believed to be the masterminds behind the murder have yet to be brought to justice.


In a special promulgation at the New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) in Muntinlupa City, Las Piñas Judge Bonifacio Sanz Maceda sentenced Joseph Mostrales to 20 to 40 years imprisonment.


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Ronnie Tan, 31, who ranked No. 12 on the list of the country’s most wanted kidnappers, was arrested last Friday in his hideout in Barangay San Roque in Sto. Tomas, Batangas, said NAKTF chief Angelo Reyes.


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Ex-Marine Sgt. Joseph Mostrales was found guilty beyond reasonable doubt  by Judge Amalia Dy of Mandaluyong City RTC Branch 213 and was ordered to pay the victim and her family P11 million for the unrecovered ransom money, P2 million in moral damages and P268,000 as compensatory damages.


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Lawyer Leonardo de Vera said the suspect, ex-Marine Sergeant Joseph Mostrales, "should be kept alive" so that the alleged mastermind can be convicted.


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