“Please pray to God that the perpetrators of this abominable crime admit their faults so that justice may be served. Dagohoy said Atio’s death gave hope and courage in the time of “darkness and hopelessness.”“We pray for Horacio [whose death]gives us hope and courage. Castillo died on September 17 after undergoing the “welcome rites” of the Aegis Juris law fraternity. Villanueva noted that on September 25, during the first public hearing on Castillos’ death, Solano identified, in an executive session, the frat men whom he saw at the frat library where the victim died. Solano, a medical technologist, vowed to divulge in public, through a sworn affidavit, in the next hearing the names of the frat men involved in Castillo’s death.

Source: Manila Times October 28, 2017 16:24 UTC