Jun Lozada and the Nuns

well, we can't really tell who's telling the truth.. but i guess being surrounded by religious people keeps Lozada protected for the moment. personally, i believe Lozada is telling the truth. just considering the consistency of his stories. i don't think theres any way he can manufacture such detailed story. another factor of my belief in Lozada is the inconsistency of the PNP, relating to Lozada's kidnapping. -first, the police said a sibling (i think they referred to the brother) asked them for help. when the brother reacted and said nobody in the family asked for help, the police pointed it was the sister. but when the sister also denied asking for help, the police pointed out it was an order from Atienza. (heck!) -second, when the police were in the hot seat and questioned by the senate, you can immediately tell theres something wrong with their stories and the process. they insist it was SOP for VIPs (Lozada doesn't exactly qualify as a VIP!). then another says its SOP for people under threat (if thats the case, why didn't they say it right away instead of pointing fingers? and is that the way they protect these people? by taking away their rights and placing the person under their command instead of placing them under their responsibility?). one thing we can be very sure of, though, is that when Neri talks and tells the truth (and i mean the real truth), this government may fall apart, big time! i don't think theres any reason for him to insist that anything else he knows is protected by GMA's Executive Order yada yada..

Hi there ajinomoto23! Nice username! I wish we have smileys here. The only thing that I can say about Jun Lozada's going to the Church for help is that he can't trust anyone except them. Politicians, his friends, and most of all, the Police. I just hope that something good will come out of what he did and I really admire his courage.