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In an order, Regional Trial Court Executive Judge Pampio Abarintos admitted the testimonies of victim Ryan James Yu’s father Ronee and half-brother Marc Gacayan, houseboy Joel Bation, and policemen Ypil Dueñas, Wilkins Villanueva, Jose Briones, Jacob Macabali and Joseph Montesclaros. 


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Solima, who represents both the five suspects and Durano, said the report is but part of the psychological warfare waged by the CIDG against Durano.


He said there is no reason for Durano to harass the families of Roberto Galope, Edgar Manimog Jovencio Camado and brothers Efren and Henry Hernandez.


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The medical tests on accused Roberto Galope, Edgar Maximo, Jovencio Camado and brothers Efren and Henry Hernandez were done at the Cebu City Medical Center. 


Even before the findings could be released, Salvador Solima, lawyer of the five accused, however, claimed that police tortured his clients.


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EFREN AND HENRY HERNANDEZ

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Solima, who represents both the five suspects and Durano, said the report is but part of the psychological warfare waged by the CIDG against Durano.


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The medical tests on accused Roberto Galope, Edgar Maximo, Jovencio Camado and brothers Efren and Henry Hernandez were done at the Cebu City Medical Center. 


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Ex-cop’s trial to adopt earlier testimonies

April 7, 2003 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — The court has admitted as evidence the earlier testimonies of eight witnesses for a separate trial against a former policeman accused of having masterminded the kidnapping of a Cebuano boy. In an...

Nation

Cebu kidnap suspect’s lawyer denies witnesses

September 10, 2001 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Lawyer Salvador Solima downplayed yesterday a report by the PNP-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group that families of five suspects in the Ryan James Yu kidnapping are being harassed by fugitive...

Nation

Cebu kidnap suspects undergo med tests

August 3, 2001 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — The five men arrested in Davao City in connection with the kidnapping of grade schooler Ryan James Yu here underwent court-ordered medical tests the other day to determine if they were, indeed, tortured...

Nation