Laude camp wants P38 M, 6 US visas ? defense lawyer | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com
OLONGAPO CITY, Philippines – The camp of United States Marine Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton, who is charged with the murder of Filipino transgender Jeffrey “Jennifer” Laude in October last year, claimed that the complainants have issued new demands that include six US visas and P38 million in exchange for dropping the case.
Defense counsel Rowena Flores said that the information was relayed to her by a reliable source.
Flores said the new amount being asked was separate from the P21.6 million initially asked by Laude’s lawyer Virgie Suarez, who sent the computation in her own handwriting. The latter said that they changed their mind and are now asking for P200 million in damages.
Suarez, one of the private counsels of the Laude family, said the payment is for the actual, moral, and exemplary damages that Laude’s sister Marilou had declared.
“The P21 million was an initial computation of damages made,” Suarez told The STAR.
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Laude camp wants P38 M, 6 US visas ? defense lawyer | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com
OLONGAPO CITY, Philippines – The camp of United States Marine Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton, who is charged with the murder of Filipino transgender Jeffrey “Jennifer” Laude in October last year, claimed that the complainants have issued new demands that include six US visas and P38 million in exchange for dropping the case.
Defense counsel Rowena Flores said that the information was relayed to her by a reliable source.
Flores said the new amount being asked was separate from the P21.6 million initially asked by Laude’s lawyer Virgie Suarez, who sent the computation in her own handwriting. The latter said that they changed their mind and are now asking for P200 million in damages.
Suarez, one of the private counsels of the Laude family, said the payment is for the actual, moral, and exemplary damages that Laude’s sister Marilou had declared.
“The P21 million was an initial computation of damages made,” Suarez told The STAR.