Jonathan Carpio, who owned up to the killing of Abad and the
wounding of his driver-bodyguard last Feb. 4, said Mayors Wilfredo Domingo of
Licab town and Virgilio Bote of Gen.Tinio were both on the hit list.
Carpio alleged it was former vice mayorTeodoroIlagan Jr. who hired
him to assassinate Domingo and Bote.
Domingo is a loyal ally of the Josons, while Bote used to an ally
of both the Umali and Joson camps.
Carpio, however, said Ilagan never discussed with him how much he
was supposed to receive for the hit jobs, if successfully carried out.
Earlier, Carpio tagged Ilagan and Rafael Otic, provincial
environment and natural resources officer, as the alleged brains behind the
ambush on Abad and his driver-bodyguard, Army soldier Saldy Duclayan, along the
provincial road in Barangay Saranay, Guimba town in the afternoon of Feb. 4.
Abad died five days later while undergoing treatment at the St.
Luke’s Medical Center.
Carpio’s revelation prompted the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime
Commission and the Philippine National Police’s Intelligence Group to file
before the Department of Justice murder and frustrated murder charges against
Otic and Ilagan.
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