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This was after several suspects-turned-witnesses in the assassination of Negros Oriental Gov. Roel Degamo have now refused to cooperate after lawyering up.
“They were provided with lawyers by some people who are paying for their lawyers who were not there before,” Remulla said. He noted that those who surrendered were “brought quickly to the NBI for debriefing and questioning and were provided with counsel from the Public Attorney’s Office.” “There’s a conspiracy and there’s probably people with a lot of money operating within the conspiracy to be able to afford the lawyers they are now getting,” Remulla added.
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