Fact Check: Ramil Madriaga Detained for Kidnapping, Not Supreme Court Order

A fact-check clarifies that Ramil Madriaga has been in police custody since 2023 due to a pending kidnapping-for-ransom case before a Manila Regional Trial Court, and not as a result of any recent Supreme Court order.

27 Apr, 05:07 — 27 Apr, 05:07

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FACT CHECK: Supreme Court did not order Ramil Madriaga’s detention

Ramil Madriaga has been in police custody since 2023 due to a pending kidnapping-for-ransom case before a Manila Regional Trial Court, and not because of any recent Supreme Court order

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Fact Check: Ramil Madriaga Detained for Kidnapping, Not Supreme Court Order

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