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[Title] => Lawyer wants retrial of Cebu kidnap case
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The lawyer of four convicts in the 2001 kidnapping of Cebuano boy Ryan James Yu is asking the court to try his clients anew after new and material evidence has reportedly been discovered for their defense.
In a motion submitted to Regional Trial Court Branch 22, lawyer Salvador Solima is also asking the court to hold in abeyance the shipment of convicts Edgar Manimog, Jovencio Camado, Efren Hernandez and Roberto Galope to the National Penitentiary.
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[Title] => More evidence found in Cebu boy’s kidnap
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Police have found more evidence implicating at least one of the five suspects arrested for the kidnapping of Grade 5 pupil Ryan James Yu here last July 23.
Crime laboratories of the regional and city police announced that they found two sets of fingerprints belonging to at least one of the suspects, in two key locations.
Both offices, however, refused to say to whom does the prints belong, or if they belong to the same suspect or two of the five who stand accused.
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[Title] => Cebu kidnap suspects undergo med tests
[Summary] => 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 by police to own up to the crime.
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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In a motion submitted to Regional Trial Court Branch 22, lawyer Salvador Solima is also asking the court to hold in abeyance the shipment of convicts Edgar Manimog, Jovencio Camado, Efren Hernandez and Roberto Galope to the National Penitentiary.
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[Title] => More evidence found in Cebu boy’s kidnap
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Police have found more evidence implicating at least one of the five suspects arrested for the kidnapping of Grade 5 pupil Ryan James Yu here last July 23.
Crime laboratories of the regional and city police announced that they found two sets of fingerprints belonging to at least one of the suspects, in two key locations.
Both offices, however, refused to say to whom does the prints belong, or if they belong to the same suspect or two of the five who stand accused.
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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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