Ten out of 18 former Philippine Marines have finally taken a step forward.
After facing one-on-one interviews with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), they signed affidavits… documents that could shape the direction of a serious probe.
But this is only part of the story.
The investigation centers on a troubling allegation — that these former Marines were involved in delivering suitcases filled with money to certain government officials.
It’s a claim that raises questions… and tension.
According to their lawyer, Levi Baligod, the affidavits have already been signed.
However, there’s a crucial detail — they have not yet been sworn to.
Meaning, the process isn’t complete. Not yet.
Meanwhile, the camp of the former Marines waits.
Waits for the NBI to call in the remaining eight individuals who have yet to give their side.
So while ten have stepped forward… eight are still silent.
And until everyone is heard, the full picture remains just out of reach.
