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JOSEPH SAGANDOY JR. AND PRISCILLA MARIE ABANTE

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Ivler's transfer to Quezon City jail tantamount to torture - lawyers

By Reinir Padua | April 15, 2010 - 12:00am

Saying the commitment of Jason Ivler at the Quezon City Jail was “tantamount to torture,” the lawyers of the road rage murder suspect have formally asked a court to reverse its order on his transfer to...

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