'Why not?': Bato says rape-slay convict Sanchez 'deserves second chance'

  • Der etwas naive Neuling im Senat hat einen ganz schlauen Spruch rausgehauen, zeigt sich bei kriminellen Politikern sehr verständnisvoll gegenüber Drogendealern...denn in seiner Zelle wurden nachweislich Drogen gefunden....ein Krimineller vom Kaliber Hans-Jürgen Rösner...

    'Why not?': Bato says rape-slay convict Sanchez 'deserves second chance'

    MANILA - Former corrections chief Sen. Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa said Wednesday convicted rapist and murderer Antonio Sanchez "deserves a second chance."

    This, amid uproar over the impending release of the former Calauan, Laguna mayor after imprisonment for 24 years- far less than his sentence of 7 terms of reclusion perpetua (40 years) over the rape and murder of University of the Philippines Los Baños student Eileen Sarmenta and the slay of her companion Allan Gomez in June 1993.

    Sanchez was convicted on March 11, 1995 by Judge Harriet Demetriou, who said his crime was “a plot seemingly hatched in hell.”

    "(If) it is determined by the Board of Pardon(s) and Parole that he (Sanchez) deserved that commutation, then why not?" Dela Rosa told ANC Wednesday.

    "He deserve(s) a second chance in life."

    Previous reports said Sanchez might be released because of a new law increasing the good conduct time allowance for inmates and a Supreme Court (SC) decision applying this law retroactively.

    Dela Rosa, former chief of the Bureau of Corrections, said the convicted rapist and murderer became a "changed man" inside the New Bilibid Prison.

    "According to corrections officers, nagbait na daw [si Sanchez]. In fact, nakikita nila na nagpapalda na nga daw, so changed man na talaga siya, changed man," Dela Rosa said.

    (According to corrections officers, Sanchez has changed for the better. In fact, they see him wearing skirts, so he's a changed man for sure, a changed man.)

    "Bumait na, hindi na siga," he added.

    (He's changed, he's not a bully anymore.)


    Questions were raised, however, over how Sanchez could qualify for good conduct when he was caught with P1.5 million worth of shabu hidden in a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary in his cell in 2010.


    An airconditioning unit and a flat-screen TV were also seized from him during a raid in 2015.

  • Nachdem es die letzte Woche einige öffentliche Aufregung um die mögliche Freilassung von high profile Mörder und Vergewaltiger Antonio Sanchez gab, wird nun die Gesetzeslage, d.h. das GCTA (good conduct time allowance) law, geprüft ob jemand der zu z.B. 8 x 40 Jahren Gefängnis Strafe verurteilt wurde überhaupt "vorzeitig" wegen guter Führung entlassen werden kann bzw. konnte.


    Neu-Senator Bato Dela Rosa's (früherer Präsident der phil. Polizei) Statement von letzter Woche zum Fall:



    Gestern sagte BuCor (Bureau of Cerrections) Chef Fredric Santos nach Republic Act No. 10592 seien ja seit 2013 schon 1914 für abscheuliche Verbrechen Verurteilte wegen guter Führung vorzeitig entlassen worden um die eventuelle Freilassung von Antonio Sanchez, früherem Bürgermeister von Calauan, Laguna, zu rechtfertigen.


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    In seiner 2019 SONA Rede hatte sich Präsident Duterte für eine Wiedereinführung der Todesstrafe für abscheuliche Verbrechen ausgesprochen:


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    "In the Philippines, it is really an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. You took life, you must pay it with life. That is the only way to even. You cannot place a premium on the human mind that he will go straight,"

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    Am Montag sagte er schliesslich dann, nachdem der Fall in den Medien die Runden gemacht hatte, Sanchez könne nicht freigelassen werden.


    Dazu ein Artikel von gestern:


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    Ein Kurzzusammenfassung zum Vergewaltigungs- und Mordfall Fall Eileen Sarmenta/Allan Gomez, worum es geht.

    ( wobei dies nicht die einzigen Morde waren für die Antonio Sanchez verurteilt wurde):



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