Lawyer Jude Sabio is now spilling all the beans for the
public to know, after withdrawing his signed complaint he filed before the
International Criminal Court(ICC) in 2017 he has now dropped the name of
opposition and detained senator Leila De Lima as one of the minds behind the
filing of the case in the ICC.
Sabio after making it known that he is withdrawing the case
he has filed against President Rodrigo Roa Duterte before the ICC and has
accused detained senator Leila De Lima and former senator Antonio Trillanes IV.
“When I went to the ICC, Senator De Lima was already under detention. So I had no opportunity to talk to her or coordinate with her anymore. But all this time, she was also involved in the ICC case,” Sabio said.
“When I went to the ICC, Senator De Lima was already under detention. So I had no opportunity to talk to her or coordinate with her anymore. But all this time, she was also involved in the ICC case,” Sabio said.
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| Lawyer Jude Sabio during his filing of the communication against President Rodrigo Roa Duterte in 2017 (photo to owner) |
Sabio categorically said that the communication he filed in
2017 in the ICC was “nothing else but a political propaganda” of De Lima,
Trillanes and the opposition Liberal Party.
Atty, Sabio reiterated that he was not paid by any party in
withdrawing the ICC complaint and that he made the decision after realizing that
the opposition only used him to attack President Duterte.
“All of them, they cannot be trusted with the way they
handled me. If you read my withdrawal from the ICC, you will find indications
that these people only want to use and exploit me in their political agenda,”
the lawyer said.
Sabio said Trillanes asked him to file the ICC communication,
he relied on the accounts of confessed hitmen Edgar Matobato and Arturo Lascañas,
who both accused President Duterte of leading the Davao death squad when he was
still mayor of Davao City.
While for De Lima, Sabio said she was behind Matobato’s
filing of murder and kidnapping charges
before the Office of the Ombudsman against the President in 2016 ove rthe
alleged killings in Davao city.
“I personally submitted that complaint before the ombudsman
on orders of Senator De Lima,” he claimed.
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