Live interview with Vice Mayor Toto Mangudadatu on Maguindanao massacre

Posted by admin on Nov 24, 2009 in Featured, News & Views | 0 comments

The convoy was on their way to the Maguindanao Comelec office in Shariff Aguak, the provincial capital, to file a certificate of candidacy (COC) on behalf of Toto, who intends to run for governor in the province. Shariff Aguak is widely known as the turf of the Ampatuan clan.

Toto himself confirmed that his wife was among those killed, but Espina told GMANews.TV that her body has not been recovered yet.

In a separate text message, Espina identified 24 other fatalities whose bodies were already found.

1. Bai Farina Mangudadatu, Toto’s sister
2. Bai Eden Mangudadatu, Toto’s sister, also the incumbent vice mayor of Mangundadatu town in Maguindanao
3. Cynthia Oquindo, a lawyer
4. Connie Brizuela, a lawyer
5. Councilor Rasul Daud
6. Faridah Sabdula
7. Rowena Mangudadatu
8. Ayos Sudlang
9. Abdula Dodong
10. Divina dela Cruz
11. Chito (last name unknown)
12. Henry Araneta, identified earlier as a journalist
13. Jimmy Cabello
14. Jonto (true name unknown)
15. Juanita Dalim
16. Mary Ann Calimbol
17. Ralda Sapalon
18. Pingky Sulaim
19. Rahima Palawan
20. Wahid Sabdula
21. Lilia del Macio
22. Patrika Palapay
23. Victor Munuz
24. Mamot (true name unknown)