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[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Convicted priest-killer Norberto Manero Jr. is asking President Arroyo to restore his commuted sentence which former President Fidel Ramos granted him but which ousted President Joseph Estrada later revoked, along with his conditional pardon with parole conditions.
Manero’s counsel Rogelio Garcia said they are filing a formal request with the Office of the President.
"We are asking President Arroyo to reconsider Estrada’s order since the commutation was granted by Mr. Ramos in his sovereign act as head of the Republic," Garcia said.
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Manero’s counsel Rogelio Garcia said they are filing a formal request with the Office of the President.
"We are asking President Arroyo to reconsider Estrada’s order since the commutation was granted by Mr. Ramos in his sovereign act as head of the Republic," Garcia said.
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"We are tightly watching him and he’s not getting any conjugal visits yet. He is still under observation. We have to see if he behaves, This matter should be thoroughly assessed," the prison’s director Superintendent Alfred Gozon told The STAR.
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[Title] => Top witness withdraws charges vs Manero brods
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY  The six-month-old double murder trial here against controversial priest-killer Norberto Manero Jr. and his brother Artemio took a surprise twist last Friday after the prosecution’s top witness unexpectedly withdrew all the accusations against them.
In a hearing, Johana Mamalumpong, younger sister of murdered brothers Ali and Mambawatan Mamalumpong, told Saran-gani Regional Trial Court Judge Jaime Infante that she was retracting her previous statements and was no longer interested in pursuing the case.
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[Title] => Estrada: Let courts decide Manero case
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DAVAO CITY -- Norberto Manero Jr. is totally on his own.
President Estrada said yesterday that he is keeping a hands-off policy in the
case of the pardoned priest-killer who surrendered Friday to face a 22-year-old
double kidnapping with murder case in South Cotabato.
At a press conference here, the President said he is leaving Manero's case
completely to the courts which he believes can best decide on the pardoned
murderer's fate.
"I leave it to the courts. They know what they are doing. I will just wait for
their order," the President said.
Mr.
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Manero’s counsel Rogelio Garcia said they are filing a formal request with the Office of the President.
"We are asking President Arroyo to reconsider Estrada’s order since the commutation was granted by Mr. Ramos in his sovereign act as head of the Republic," Garcia said.
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Manero’s counsel Rogelio Garcia said they are filing a formal request with the Office of the President.
"We are asking President Arroyo to reconsider Estrada’s order since the commutation was granted by Mr. Ramos in his sovereign act as head of the Republic," Garcia said.
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"We are tightly watching him and he’s not getting any conjugal visits yet. He is still under observation. We have to see if he behaves, This matter should be thoroughly assessed," the prison’s director Superintendent Alfred Gozon told The STAR.
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In a hearing, Johana Mamalumpong, younger sister of murdered brothers Ali and Mambawatan Mamalumpong, told Saran-gani Regional Trial Court Judge Jaime Infante that she was retracting her previous statements and was no longer interested in pursuing the case.
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DAVAO CITY -- Norberto Manero Jr. is totally on his own.
President Estrada said yesterday that he is keeping a hands-off policy in the
case of the pardoned priest-killer who surrendered Friday to face a 22-year-old
double kidnapping with murder case in South Cotabato.
At a press conference here, the President said he is leaving Manero's case
completely to the courts which he believes can best decide on the pardoned
murderer's fate.
"I leave it to the courts. They know what they are doing. I will just wait for
their order," the President said.
Mr.
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February 28, 2000 - 12:00am
