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DOJ learns of moves to urge families of missing 'sabungeros' to opt for settlement

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00:00The Department of Justice found out that some of the families of the missing cockfighters are
00:04reportedly being approached to settle the case. According to Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin
00:09Remulia, the department will not allow to quietly settle the case as the government has a
00:14responsibility to serve justice to the victims. Meanwhile, in terms of the investigation of the
00:19DOJ, Julie Patidongan or alias Totoy has already submitted his affidavit. The DOJ stated that
00:25alias Totoy will possibly be placed under the witness protection program once he turns state
00:31witness, as well as his siblings Ella Kim and Jose Patidongan who also submitted their affidavits.

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