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3 fratmen eyed as star witnesses in Salilig death hazing case
By J.Lo
In its recommendation National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) noted three suspects helped in probing the case and in identifying those involved in supposed fraternity initiation rites went awry.
That Three Tau Gamma Phi fraternity members may become star witnesses in hazing and death of Adamson University student John Matthew Salilig in February.
NBI also recommended filing of charges against 20 more Tau Gamma officers and members, in addition to seven fratmen who were earlier indicted for violating anti-hazing law.
Salilig succumbed to injuries from 70 paddle blows, his father Joeffrey claimed. Fratmen then tried to hide crime by burying the neophyte's body in shallow grave in Imus City, Cavite on Feb. 18. Ten days later, authorities were able to dig up his decomposing corpse.
According to NBI, one of the three potential star witnesses, alias Ferdie, came forward to give his testimony on what happened to the younger Salilig.
Ferdie also reportedly wanted to be secured as other frat members threatened that "something bad" would happen to him and other witnesses.
A parent of one of the members, nicknamed Nards, said his son's only fault was being a member of Tau Gamma Phi fraternity. Nards, he claimed, tried to revive Salilig through CPR or cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Nards, too, is afraid of reprisal from frat officers, the parent stressed.
Exercising his parental authority, he agreed to have his son become star witness in the case. It was Nards, he claimed, who repeatedly told fratmen to bring Salilig to a hospital , suggestion that was allegedly rejected by officers.
The three witnesses will remain under protective custody of NBI.
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