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SOJ Remulla: We haven't given up on case of missing sabungeros
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla assured families of missing sabungeros that the government is actively pursuing their cases.
He affirmed the DOJ is taking the statement of an accused, claiming the missing individuals were buried in Taal Lake, very seriously.
The Justice Secretary mentioned he is in close coordination with Philippine National Police chief Gen. Nicolas Torre regarding the ongoing investigation.
Remulla stated that the accused's testimony is supported by corroborative evidence, indicating progress in the case.
Authorities are currently processing information provided by 'Alyas Totoy,' who claimed the abductions and killings were linked to the owner of the cockpit and online sabong operations.
Remulla also discussed the possibility of enrolling 'Alyas Totoy' into the Witness Protection Program.
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