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"All we ask is a fair trial," said his mother, Cecilia Reyes. "We’ve been waiting for justice for two years now." But Sigma Rhoans said the DOJ’s ruling was based on testimony of disinterested witnesses and physical and documentary evidence.


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                    [Summary] => The son of former Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Fulgencio Factoran and two of his fraternity brothers were barred from leaving the country by a Quezon City court in connection with the killing of a fellow student of the University of the Philippines in a rumble inside UP campus last year.


Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Estrella Estrada of Branch 83 issued a hold departure order on Fulgencio "Bibit" Factoran III, Marcelino Rongo and Gil Taway IV, all facing homicide charges for the death of Den Daniel Reyes, a UP engineering student last Feb. 10, 2001.


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                    [Summary] => The law student son of former Environment Secretary Fulgencio Factoran said he has no intention of leaving the country to evade prosecution of charges that he and his fraternity brothers killed University of the Philippines student Den Daniel Reyes last Feb. 10. 


"I have nothing to hide. If I had any intention to flee I would have done so a long time ago," Fulgencio "Bibit" III, a senior law student told The STAR during a break from his duties as an intern at the UP College of Law Office of Legal Aid. 


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                    [Summary] => The mother of slain University of the Philippines (UP) student and Alpha Phi Beta (APB) fraternity member Den Daniel Reyes took to task the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office yesterday for downgrading to homicide the murder charge against three suspects belonging to rival Sigma Rho fraternity.


"It pains us that after the Prosecutor’s Office delayed the resolution of the case," said Cecilia Reyes, "the charge was downgraded to homicide."


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Police investigators from the Criminal Investigation Division of the Central
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                    [Title] => When will it end?
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staging a concert to commemorate the death anniversary of a victim of
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DEN DANIEL REYES

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"All we ask is a fair trial," said his mother, Cecilia Reyes. "We’ve been waiting for justice for two years now." But Sigma Rhoans said the DOJ’s ruling was based on testimony of disinterested witnesses and physical and documentary evidence.


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Police investigators from the Criminal Investigation Division of the Central
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staging a concert to commemorate the death anniversary of a victim of
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