We're almost on our 2-months mark. I'm not sure of the status of FX's investigation. My apologies to my readers for the lack of update through the holiday period. My classmates and I talk about this case, but no one's quite sure where it is... so there's not much to report. We just all continue to pray for justice.
This weekend marks the second month of FX's death. I just want to remind you to wear green (or a green armband) to support our quest for justice on Jan 7. When you see someone on the street wearing green, you'll know that they, too, are in support for justice.
In the last 2 months, the untruthful police accusations about FX are slowly being proven wrong by facts. For one, under the police's own investigation, they've concluded that the shot that officer Belmonte received on his leg came as a friendly fire from either his own gun or someone from inside the police vehicle. Therefore, Belmonte and his coward colleagues lied; Angcanan and Reyes lied; and the media group who proclaimed that Belmonte was shot by FX, Anton or Brian lied. To those who say that FX, Anton or Brian shot the cop, please re-read paragraph and realize this truth!
Here's wishing for a positive and fair 2006!
Hooray for HOPE symbolized by the color GREEN. Let's all continue to PRAY, HOPE and EXPECT POSITIVE RESULTS-however long it takes. I am glad you are investing your time & energy to give people HOPE for JUSTICE through this blog. HOPE expects good things to happen whereas cynics only see helplessness. HOPE challenges us everyday to build a better world by consistent and concrete acts of patience, generosity, love, compassion and justice. You did not have to create this blog. It takes patience, generosity of spirit and compassion. You could have sighed and said "sayang ang horas, wala tayong laban sa mga pulis, kay Angcanan, Reyes etc specially sa Pilipinas" but you have persevered to try to bring justice to your friend.
ReplyDeleteAs long as this blog is up, let us not lose hope. Continue to be strong and patient as we all await for justice for FX and his family.
ReplyDeleteI am sure that the family of FX appreciate very much the time and effort you put into this blog. May your tribe increase! May you find the justice & the success you seek for FX and all victims of injustice. I shall keep vigilant as you are vigilant. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat is so sad! I will be praying for the family. Ya'll have my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteI have read your blog and seen the
ReplyDeleteviolent UNTV video. My prayer group and I don't know the 3 young men but we believe that they were unjustly murdered and the act covered up by the policemen, their superiors- Angcanan,Lomibao,Reyes, Gonzalez etc. These murderers and these officials will have to account to God. It is a very painful tragedy to accept for FX's family and friends like you.
BUT I would like you & your readers to think about eventually forgiving. Not quickly... as grieving takes time-- but slowly free yourself from the memory which brings such bitter sorrow- and in the process heal yourself/selves.
Something in the human heart wants justice. Forgiving when repenteance & reparation is impossible (exactly what these TMG operatives have done)- outrages our sense of justice. Some things like this murder DONT in the decent human terms deserve forgiveness.
Forgiving is not something you do for the benefit of those police murderers and their superiors. It is not even something you do because "you should" according the standards of your religious belief or human decency. Forgiving is something you do for yourself.
Unforgiveness binds you to the time and place someone else has chosen, it holds you trapped in a past moment and in old feelings.
Forgiveness will help you move forward in life and your only way to true wholeness.
Leave justice to the Lord.
God bless you!