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Prosecution’s Compliance Explanation Re: ‘Fake’ or ‘Forged’ Documents

HOUSE prosecutors said on Tuesday they submitted "in good faith" the documents that served as the basis for the subpoena issued to the Philippine Savings Bank to produce certifications on impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona's bank accounts. In a 13-page answer to PSBank Katipunan branch manager Annabelle Tiongson's testimony that the documents were not authentic, the prosecution reiterated Oriental Mindoro Rep. Reynaldo Umali's explanation that the documents were furnished by an anonymous source. Read the full text of the prosecution's explanation.

By verafiles

Feb 16, 2012

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HOUSE prosecutors said on Tuesday they submitted “in good faith” the documents that served as the basis for the subpoena issued to the Philippine Savings Bank to produce certifications on impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona’s bank accounts.

In a 13-page  answer to PSBank Katipunan branch manager Annabelle Tiongson’s testimony that the documents were not authentic, the prosecution reiterated Oriental Mindoro Rep. Reynaldo Umali’s explanation that the documents were furnished by an anonymous source.

 

Prosecution’s Compliance Explanation Re: “Fake” or “Forged” Documents//

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