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So many details about the Aquino-Galman double-murder case remain obscured in Martial Law archives. Not yet shared with the public.
Naiisip ko na tuloy na ipagpatuloy after August ang #Aug21Files sa @ProjectGunitaPH, even at the risk of being called — yet again — queso de bola.
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The Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum Revolver was NOT the murder weapon used in the murder of Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. on August 21, 1983. Hint: it was the service firearm commonly used by PH policemen and soldiers.
#FromTheArchives
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Beside the cadaver of Rolando “Rolly” Galman, which sprawled on the tarmac of the Manila International Airport on August 21, 1983, Sgt. Arnulfo De Mesa claimed that he found one Smith & Wesson Revolver, Caliber .357 Magnum.
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Benigno S. Aquino Jr seemed to be still alive here.
Photographers who were milling around Manila International Airport in time for Ninoy’s arrival shot this photo. It was published on WHO Magazine’s Sept. 24, 1984 edition.
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If indeed a picture can speak a thousand words, take a hard look at these photos. They were taken seconds after the gunshots that killed Benigno S. Aquino, Jr and Rolando Galman resonated across Manila International Airport.
TLDR: Sundalo ang nakapaligid kay Ninoy. Sundalo ang nakapaligid sa airport.
Sundalo lang ang makakapatay kay Ninoy.
Sundalo ang pumatay kay Ninoy.
#Aug21Files #NeverForget #BayaniSiNinoy
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1,199 soldiers were enlisted into “Oplan Balikbayan,” the cryptic plot ostensibly to secure Ninoy on his arrival. He was shot dead instead. Did the military fail to secure Ninoy—or was the plan never about securing him at all?
Welcome to #Aug21Files. Each day, one archival info.
1,199 soldiers were enlisted into “Oplan Balikbayan,” the cryptic plot ostensibly to secure Ninoy on his arrival. He was shot dead instead. Did the military fail to secure Ninoy—or was the plan never about securing him at all?
Reviewing all archival materials for @ProjectGunitaPH's #Aug21Files series about the Aquino-Galman double-murder case, I arrive at one conclusion:
The Philippine military and the police are the ultimate symbols of evil.
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1. Col. Vicente Tigas, the Presidential Security Command’s media liaison, arranged local media coverage for Ninoy’s return. Why? Why did he gruffly shove aside Bec Quijano? Why did he obstruct journalists’ view on the tarmac?
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