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ADDU STABBING INCIDENT

cast of characters: para deretso deretso na akong pag story.hehehehe. ..
krezia - ang nadunggaban
cristine - ang nanaksak
jose - BF ni krezia and classmate din ni cristine
hannah & 2 other classmates (boys) - mga main witnessess (kani si
hannah among working student)

bale si hannah & 2 other clasmates, jose & cristine, nagtambay sa f301
kay nagstudy2. tpos, niabot kalit c krezia and gisulong si cristine ky
naga-igat igat lagi dw kay jose. word fyt lng gud dw, yawyawanay. ana
si jose, dli lng awaton ky babae na away. so wala lng pud nag reak mga
witness, nag observe lng. den, wyl shouting at each other, krezia
grabbed cristine's hair. kanang napulupot ang buhok ni cristine sa
arms ni krezia. pero, nabira pud ni cristine ang buhok ni krezia tpos,
cge gihapon cla yawyawanay.

tpos, nishagit mn na si cristine na "hoy, imong uyab gani ang
naga-igat igat sa akoa. gi-invite gani ko mag watch ug bamboo.."

tpos, nitubag si jose, "ikaw nlng pud. kagwapa sa akong uyab para
mupatol sa imoha." tpos, niduol sa duha ka babae. ambi nila hannah,
awaton na niya ang nagbirahanay ug buhok. instead, ang gihimo ni jose
kay gituok (from the back ha?) & gisumbag-sumbag c cristine sa nawong
ug tiyan. (GAGU JUD!)

niawat na cla hannah ky siempre, clasmate nila, ginakulata ngud. tpos,
ang mrmmber nlng nila s naa gikuot c cristine sa bulsa tpos mrg naigo
ni cristine c krezia.

ambi nila, ngtry ug sumbag. wla pa cla kbalo na naa na diay knife.
tung nakakita na cla ug dugo, nhadlok na cla. wla pa kbantay c krezia
na naa na sha samad. nidagan c cristine gawas sa klasrum tpos,
gisundan pjud sha ni krezia, cge ug yawyaw.

den nxt na, naa na sila sa OSA.
gsakay c cristine sa patrol car na hubag kaau ang nawong.

PARA SA AMOA, DPT GIDUNGGAB ANG INUTIL NA UYAB. WLA NLNG JUD SHA
NIAWAT. NANGULATA PJUD UG BABAE. PAKSHET KAAU. TPOS, GABA NLNG PUD KAY
KREZIA KY MRG SHA UG SI KINSA, NAA PA'Y PASULONG-SULONG NA NAHIBAW-AN.
self defense jud 2ng ky cristine oi. tpos, ana c sir fred alpas, ang
kanang c jose, dghn pud chix sa lain skul. tpos, possible na sha ang
naghimo-himo ug story pra malagot c krezia ug awayon si cristine. IN
FAIRNES, PIRTE KAPANGIT JUD NI SI JOSE. bugo pjud. icheck nlng iyang
friendster profile. heheheheh, kami njud ang best in reseacrh no?
hahahaha =) c cristine, gwapa jud sha. pution At my dimples.

krezia's site: http://profiles. friendster. com/10432405
jose's site: http://profiles. friendster. com/38964483

higlhlight sa friendster profile ni jose is "basketball is my fashion...."
haller? baka passion? MAO NANG GIKAMATYAN NI KREZIA? duh!

ang kabataan na nga nmn ngayon...mao lng. bye! hope ur curiousity is
satisfied =) enuff na ang chismis...

sa mga taga-cebu na nitxt jud para mangutana ug details, balik na mo
uig study =)

Haay imagine this...

 7:40 in the morning..two girls fighting over one (eherm.. tall, lanky and nevermind) guy. well, you'd say that's usual stuff right? Until you later on learn that one of the girl stabs the other.

HA! Ateneo de Davao is in deep sh*t right now. I am predicting lawsuits. hehehe

My friends and I were just laughing about the incident, joking that the root cause of it all was an ugly duckling guy. Little did we know how close to the truth we were. Hay love.

But being molded to become heartless lawyers, we then proceeded to analyzing the legal consequences, defenses and whachamaccalits of the incident.

Well, thank God for the defense of minority. I bet the two freshmen gurls won't serve sentence in jail.

Of course the accused defense is mainly self defense. And if she does prove that (which for me, she has a good case as there was definitely unlawful aggression), then she'll walk free.

But then can she charge the guy with violation of VAWC? hmm.. to do that would be to admit that she is no longer a virgin..

Hmm.. defense of passion and obfuscation? haay.. ang hirap pala.

But we did agree that Ateneo would definitely be the one to pay for it. Tsk Tsk.. how did that balisong go undetected. its not like this is UP, right? 

(The full story on the stabbing next!) 

 

The first of four gruelling sundays is done and over with. Kudos to those who did not snap and break under pressure.

So he has a daughter already.. like I care. duh. not that i'm really THAT affected (duh, i'm just writing about it in my blog lang naman diba?!)

hmm.. what else? This collective bargaining and unfair labor practices are draining the crap out of me.. i think that i shall never see, a book as full of highlights as the one I have. (though that doesn't really rhym)

I think I just might enter that "you've got blog" contest. Trouble is, i'm not really that much of a writer..

Or i should just shut my mouth and study?!

 

p.s.

ben, papasalihin sana kita but then you're not from mindanao eh.. dollars pa man din ang price. I have no doubt you'll win that blog writing and critiquing contest.

 

What's weird about blog entries is you get to somehow see how unshapen you were as a person then.. It sort of somehow gives you that retrospective view on things.. on how you reacted, on how you thought of things then.. and somehow makes you reflect on who you are now.

I know the best testament of change in myself is the people who have grown with me.. near or far. And once in a while there is a need for you to revisit those who have planted roots some roots in your life, and ask them how have you grown as a person. And that I want to do really soon.

Why? Well, its just because I have been living in this planet for almost over 1/3 of my life -- well, studies show women live upto about 75 -- and I guess I want to make sure that the next 25 years I will be spending here will be spent as a person who has grown for the better from the experiences of the past 24 years.

And second, I want to find a cause-- a real cause that's close to my heart and feasible for me to do. Of course I won't be making as much difference as I would want to--yet anyway, but as early as now, I'm sure there's a cause that's waiting for me. Waiting for me to fight it, to stand up for it.

I only have two more years before I *pray* become a lawyer (well, 3 actually, if you count the 6 months excruciating waiting period for the bar results).. and well, ayokong pabanjing banjing lang talaga. I mean, there are soooo many people taking the bar nowadays.. haay.. andami nang abogado noh? I guess, I just haven't given it much thought kung san ako after.

Of course, I plan to study abroad.. but study what?

I remember this island in Camiguin. Its called Mantigue Island. Just a little white sand island, with I guess maybe 5-10 houses all full of Mantigues. I mean, they'r all relatives. They said that their grandfather discovered the island and has since been occupying it as their own. Although there is no potable water on the island, the Mantigues continued to establish their domicile there for more than 3o years now..

I knew this since when we went there, there was a donation box being passed around. Roger Mantigue was a teacher who built a tiny school to teach the children in that island. He asked where we were from and eventually he learned that we were  studying law.. and so the questions flooded us. Could the state validly evict them from the island because the Gov't planned to establish a mini boracay? Were they considered legally the owners of the land? Would we help them? There was already an order to vacate the island, should they follow?

Until now, Roger Mantigue texts me to inform me of the developments in Camiguin. Of course all I could tell them was to approach a lawyer. But up until now, they couldn't find one that would help them.

In the legal point of view, it is what some people say, a lost cause. give them to the activists.

After being captivated by the beauty of Mantigue, I vowed to make it my cause. To research on all the rights of the Mantigues. But, shamefully, after a few weeks, the excitement died. I was already unaffected by it all. Of course, there is a twinge of guilt whenever Roger texts me, updates me. Even more when my standard reply has always been to seek out a lawyer.

I guess, I'm just scared that this has, in more than one way, shown my character and who i will be as a lawyer.. or i-OA lang ning ako kay gi-PMS ko?! :p

I want to become a lawyer.

I work for a lawyer.

But i have not been inside a court room before, until July 12, 2007. It was part of our requirements for Provisional Remedies, to spend a day in court. Of course, inside the sala of our ever beloved, always so cheerful professor, Judge Daray.

I did not know that a day in court could change my outlook in becoming a lawyer.

Judge Daray did mention that if you wanted to be a lawyer, you must have a cheerful disposition. Basically, you must be a happy person.

And I know that she speaks from experience. And she lives by example --always smiling kasi yun, pero terror sa loob ng court pala?!.

Grabe pala ang pressure. (or baka sa Digos lang yun?)

There were more or less 5 to 6 lawyers present. And a dozen cases to be heard that day. 

Two lawyers caught my attention.. Atty. Miro and the PAO lawyer. Before they could sit down, they had to rise again to enter their appearance for another case.

By the 11 a.m., the PAO lawyer, brilliant though he may be, was physically and mentally drained. Objections were no longer made, and the fervor of arguing one's case was slowly diminishing.

I tell myself not to enter PAO.. but then again, how best to serve the needy by offering my services there?

And then another lawyer enters. He prays to the court for an extension, as he cannot present his witness--again.

Judge Daray, clearly irritated, reprimands him. The lawyer just smiles.I learn he's been given three months to locate and present his witness. Judge Daray orders an extension with a warning that failure (again) to present the witness, the case will be decided based on prosecution's evidence.

 I think to myself, what if this was a criminal case? And the defendant was innocent rotting away everyday in jail while his lawyer delays his case, on purpose or not.

Or what if his client was guilty, but on bail..and roaming free, while the other party suffers with every day that justice is deprived from them.

Of course, that's just me and my imagination running away. Bottom line is, it was a hard reality to admit, but lawyers did cause the delay.

The lack luster way of dealing with the cases showed the injustice being given to their clients. And to think every court appearance is for a fee!

*Sigh*

I tell myself I will not be swallowed by the system.

I will try to be different.

But will it really make a difference?