SC investigates alleged judicial interference in 'missing sabungeros' case

The Supreme Court has launched an investigation into credible reports that an individual involved in the 'missing sabungeros' case is attempting to exert undue influence over members of the judiciary.

SC spokesperson Camille Sue Mae Ting confirmed that they have received initial information from the Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding this matter.

DOJ Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said the Supreme Court has already begun its investigation into the alleged fixer linked to the case and disclosed discussions with a justice earlier in the day.

The court emphasized its commitment to conducting an independent and thorough investigation, treating all information it receives with utmost seriousness.

In response to recent claims by Julie 'Dondon' Patidongan, the Supreme Court urged the public to remain vigilant and report any form of corruption within the judiciary through [email protected]

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