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Forgiveness for her killer didn’t come from her own family. It came from the President.
The yearslong call of “Justice for Jennifer Laude” was rekindled on Monday, September 7, after President Rodrigo Duterte gave Laude’s convicted killer, American soldier Scott Pemberton, an absolute pardon.
The pardon paved the way for Pemberton’s early release. The US Marine was already serving time for homicide, a lesser sentence than what the Laude family had demanded. And he was serving it at a special facility that afforded him special treatment.
How did justice for Jennifer Laude suddenly become so elusive?
In the third episode of KRIMINAL, we start from the beginning — the story of “Ganda” — and trace it to how discrimination and controversial policies benefitted Pemberton before Duterte dealt the final blow.
This is Rappler’s crime podcast, hosted by police reporter Rambo Talabong. – Rappler.com
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