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GMANews.TV opens up a microsite which they named Erap Plunder Trial: The Verdict. Maybe, they are anticipating huge traffic on September 12, the date when the Sandiganbayan will render its verdict on the P4.1-billion plunder case against former president Joseph “Erap” Estrada.
From there, you can read more details about this case. The list of accused, witnesses, prosecutors and their backgrounds, timeline, Pulso ng Masa where readers can write their opinion regarding the case and some out of topic Erap Jokes. Why should you put Erap Jokes on this site, right? To lighten things up?
Anyway, what do you think? Is Erap guilty or not guilty? Well, let’s just wait and see. As for me, I don’t have access to all the evidences showed, so, I can’t judge him. Let the judges do the judging. Hehehe.
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September 11th, 2007 at 1:18 pm
[...] sites: Inquirer.net has The Estrada Trial while GMANews.TV has Erap Plunder Trial (hat tip to Macuha.com). The scuttlebutt within media circles as to what the verdicts will be, has been fairly consistent [...]
September 12th, 2007 at 3:48 pm
The guilty verdict for Erap is unfair and even his impeachment. Congress should have observed the same standards when Gloria was on trial for the Hello Garci scandal. Majority of Filipinos believed that she was on the tape.
September 17th, 2007 at 7:52 pm
I just hope the prosecutor’s will do their best to recover the remaining 75% of the P4.1 billion in question.
Anyway, I wrote an entry about this issue in my weblog too. I hope you can afind time to read it.. I posted it on: http://lestercavestany.com/?p=14
September 20th, 2007 at 6:57 pm
it’s not fair because they don’t read the whole case statement. it’s