6 accused in ‘missing sabungeros’ case seeking bail through SC — spox
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6 accused in ‘missing sabungeros’ case seeking bail through SC — spox
The families of the missing cockfight enthusiasts or sabungero on Friday, December 2, 2022 show their photographs during a meeting with Secretary Crispin Remulla. Secreatary Remulla said they have agreed to meet regularly to inform the families on the ongoing investigation and search for their loved ones. ABS-CBN News

MANILA — The Supreme Court confirmed that the six accused in the case of “missing sabungeros” or cockfight enthusiasts filed a petition before the Supreme Court last month to seek temporary liberty.
MANILA — The Supreme Court confirmed that the six accused in the case of “missing sabungeros” or cockfight enthusiasts filed a petition before the Supreme Court last month to seek temporary liberty.
SC spokesperson Camille Ting said the six Manila Arena security personnel appealed the Court of Appeals decision voiding Manila RTC Branch 40's grant of bail.
SC spokesperson Camille Ting said the six Manila Arena security personnel appealed the Court of Appeals decision voiding Manila RTC Branch 40's grant of bail.
The six are facing kidnapping and serious illegal detentions cases.
The six are facing kidnapping and serious illegal detentions cases.
“There is one case that was filed in Supreme Court last May. It’s appealing Court of Appeals decision that was released in December,” Ting said in a press conference Thursday, June 19.
“There is one case that was filed in Supreme Court last May. It’s appealing Court of Appeals decision that was released in December,” Ting said in a press conference Thursday, June 19.
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The SC has yet to take action on the filed petition, according to Ting.
The SC has yet to take action on the filed petition, according to Ting.
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla earlier said they will vet new information on the case.
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla earlier said they will vet new information on the case.
An individual who claimed to be one of the six accused in the case asserted in a television interview that the missing sabungeros, who disappeared four years ago, were likely to dead and that their bodies are in Taal Lake.
An individual who claimed to be one of the six accused in the case asserted in a television interview that the missing sabungeros, who disappeared four years ago, were likely to dead and that their bodies are in Taal Lake.
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