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[Summary] => Defense lawyers again grilled two prosecution witnesses in an effort to destroy their credibility during yesterdays hearing of the Subic rape case before the Makati City Regional Trial Court (RTC).
An evidence custodian and the chief of the Investigation Division of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authoritys (SBMA) Intelligence and Investigation Office (IIO) took the witness stand at yesterdays hearing.
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[Title] => US prober testifies Marine admitted to consensual sex
[Summary] => A United States Navy investigator testified yesterday that a US Marine accused of rape admitted to "consensual sex" with a Filipino woman while his three co-accused servicemen cheered him on.
US Naval Criminal Investigation Service agent Guy Papageorge, quoting from his investigation report, said Lance Cpl. Daniel John Smith, "admitted he had sexual intercourse with the Filipino woman inside the van and that the other Marines cheered him on," testimony that was also given in an earlier hearing by the vans driver, Timoteo Soriano.
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An evidence custodian and the chief of the Investigation Division of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authoritys (SBMA) Intelligence and Investigation Office (IIO) took the witness stand at yesterdays hearing.
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US Naval Criminal Investigation Service agent Guy Papageorge, quoting from his investigation report, said Lance Cpl. Daniel John Smith, "admitted he had sexual intercourse with the Filipino woman inside the van and that the other Marines cheered him on," testimony that was also given in an earlier hearing by the vans driver, Timoteo Soriano.
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