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MANILA, Philippines—The clerk of court of the Pasay Regional Trial Court Branch 112 has authenticated the mug shots of former President and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo that appeared on the front page of the Inquirer and posted on INQUIRER.net on Tuesday.

In a radio interview, clerk of court Joel Pelicano said the photos he viewed via INQUIRER.net, the national newspaper’s online edition, were “almost the same” as the ones the police submitted to the sala of Branch 112 presiding Judge Jesus Mupas on Monday morning.

He said the only difference was the text below the Inquirer photos, which contained the case reference number.

Television news reports also quoted Southern Police District officer in charge Senior Supt. Jaime Bucayu as saying the mugshots used in the Inquirer were authentic.

Bucayu however said the source of the leak was unknown.

Earlier, Interior Secretary Jesse M. Robredo said the mugshots that appeared in the front page of the Inquirer on Tuesday were fake.

“The mug shots that appeared in the front page of the Inquirer today are not the actual mugshots,” Robredo said.

The official called the INQUIRER Tuesday morning to issue the clarification, reiterating the government line that it was up to the courts to release the authentic mug shots.

Robredo said he had seen the actual mug shots after he made a request to be given “my copy” and could positively tell that these were not the same as the photographs sent to the Inquirer and to the website mugshots.com.

When pressed, he declined to specify different details between the supposed fakes and the real mug shots.

The photographs, taken frontally and sideways, show former Arroyo wearing a neck brace after police formally placed her under arrest for electoral sabotage, a charge now pending in the Pasay City Regional Trial Court Branch 112.

Soon after INQUIRER editors obtained copies of the photos Monday, the same pictures, apparently from other sources, also appeared on the website.

But Robredo said he saw no point in releasing the actual photos despite public clamor.
In 2001, a photograph of Joseph Estrada also appeared in the media, taken after he was detained on plunder charges. The publication of Estrada’s picture occurred, ironically, during the Arroyo presidency.

Robredo said “this is a different government now.”

“Public documents are released for a certain purpose. But (if the Arroyo mug shots are to be released), for what good? If it is only to satisfy public demand, that’s not a good enough reason,” he said.

Robredo said the release of the mug shots would depend solely on the Pasay court hearing Arroyo’s case and “this is not conditional on our part.”

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  • http://www.facebook.com/katipunan Andres Bonifacio

    This student government is really funny and sad…pati mugshot hindi alam kung tunay or fake! Tsk tsk tsk everyone falling over themselves to satisfy Gameboy! I wont be surprised if these cases will be dropped for lack of evidence!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_VYVO5BIPX6WO4IGFRGIQE3P6HY Ruben

     To prevent doubt since GMA is not trusted by the people, why did they not allow media to witness the musgshots like what happened to Erap?

  • Anonymous

    hahaha lumabas din ang tunay na kulay ng Inquirer..Going all they way to satisfy penoy but putting Gloria’s mugshot on the front page..hehehe this oligarchs are so funny..

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_TKQGLJHFJDUE3RQTVXM3XFYJF4 JosephJ

    is it a requirement that DILG should have “MY COPY” of gloria’s mug shot/s? …. does he have copy of all prisoners mug shots?….

  • Anonymous

    Former Fake Pres. Arroyo , corruption and many 

    more..

    1. NBN ZTE Scandal

    2. Millions of bribe money to Congressmen and Governors 

    (October 2007)

    3. Cheating in 2004 Elections (HELLO GARCI)

    4. Joc Joc Bolante Case (Fertilizer Scam, P728 Million)

    5. JOSE PIDAL Bank Account (Unexplained Wealth, P200 

    Million)

    6. NANI PEREZ Power Plant Deal ($2 Million)

    7. Use of Road User’s Tax for Campaigning

    8. Billion Peso Macapagal Boulevard (Overprice of P532 

    Million)

    9. Juetengate? (Illegal Numbers game kickbacks)

    10. Extra Judicial Killings

    11. Arroyo Moneys in Germany (Exposed by Senator Cayetano)

    12. General GARCIA and Other Military Men

    13. Billion Peso Poll Automation contract to(Mega Pacific) 

    (P1.3 Billion)

    14. Northrail Project($503 Million)

    15.  Maguindanao Results of 2007 Elections (ZUBIRI, BEDOL)

    16.  NAIA-3

    17.  Venable Contract (Norberto Gonzales)

    18.  Swine Scam (Exposed by? Atty. Harry Roque

    19. GLORIA Arroyo son hidden assets in united states

    20. EURO GENERAL’S

    21. CALAMITY FUND SCANDAL.

    22.  C-5 road controversy — Senator Manuel Villar

    23.P550-million worth of funds from the Overseas Workers’ 

    Welfare Administration (OWWA).

    24. P780-million LWUA funds-PROSPERO PICHAY

    25. BISHOPS’s SUV-Gloria Birthday gift

    26. Arroyo linked in P325M lotto intelligence fund

    27. Arroyo got P200M in kickbacks from govt projects-Zaldy 

    Ampatuan 

    28. P200.41 billion or $4.6 billion in Malampaya royalties 

    from 2002 to May this year.

    29.LACSON ACCUSED FG MIKE ARROYO OF SELLING 3  REFURBISHED 

    HELICOPTERS TO PNP AT P105 MILLION EACH

    30. 600,000 metric tons of Rotten rice imported from 

    India.Kishore Hemlani, an Indian trader allegedly close to 

    Arroyo, reportedly bagged the P9.5 billion contract for 

    the rice importation. 

    31. DATO ARROYO wife bought the condo unit for $570,000, 

         70-square-meter one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit (Unit 

    No. 533) at the luxury high-rise, full-service Gramercy 

    Towers located at 1177 California St. in upscale downtown 

    San 
    Francisco.

    32.- P50-million bribe to FG for the president’s veto of 

    two franchise bills

    33. The additional funding led to a 41-percent spike in  

    advertising expenses, from P76.129 million in 2008 to 

    P107.420 million in 2009, which went mostly to ads for 

    Arroyo’s achievements.

    34. The report said the PIA received from the Department 

    of Budget and Management a notice of cash allocations 

    amounting to P344.789 million, even though only P222.488 
    million was appropriated for it under the national budget.

    35.- Denial of pork barrel funds to Malacanang’s political 

     enemies

    36.- Praises for Jovito Palparan, alleged mastermind of 

    extra judicial killings of militants

    37.- Removal of govt bodyguards for former pres and Arroyo 

     critic, Cory Aquino

    38.- Appointment of manicurist as a member of the board of 

     Pag-Ibig

    39. Appointment of gardener as deputy of the Luneta Park  

    Administration.

    40. MIDNIGHT APPOINTMENT of an Arroyo,RENATO CORONA, as SC 

    Chief Justice

          200+ other illegal midnight appointments

    41.- MIKEY ARROYO’s undeclared properties in California

    42.- Pardon of controversial convicted criminals like 

    Ninoy’s murderers

    43.- EO 464; requiring Cabinet members to seek 

    presidential clearance before testifying in Congress 

    hearings

    44.- Promise (on Rizal Day) to not run for the presidency 

    in 2004

    45.- “Vote Buying” by giving away Philhealth cards

    46.- Taxpayers’ money for her giant billboards and and 

    PCSO tv campaign ads[/b]

    47- Appointment of Ben Abalos, a staunch GMA ally, as 

    COMELEC chair

    48.- Mikey Arroyo’s importation of 32 thoroughbred horses 

    from Australia worth P384 million.

    49.Former First Gentleman Mike Arroyo used 2 choppers 16 

    times, son Mikey 69

    50.PNoy: PAGCOR spent P1 BILLION on coffee

    51.Jose Miguel Arroyo owned helicopters’
    all Robinson R44 Raven Is with Series Nos. 1370 to 1374
    A total of $1,423,025 was paid to Lionair for the five 

    helicopters.

    52.Pagcor ‘pabaon’ to Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo: P345M

    53.The godmother’s ties to the Pinedas(Jueteng lord)

    54. Glorietta 2 and Batasan bombings

        The Glorietta 2 bombing happened during the height of 

    the bribery case which took place in Malacañang.

    55. Misuse of Balikatan funds Navy Lt. Nancy Gadian 

    revealed an alleged malversation of funds in 2007

    56. Solon: Charge Gloria Arroyo for taking P98-M from 

    PNoy’s social fund

    57. 50 MILLION PABAON GENERALS

        Former Armed Forces chiefs of staff Narciso Abaya, 

    Dionisio Santiago, Generoso Senga, Hermogenes Esperon, and 

    Alexander Yano,chiefs of staff – Angelo Reyes, Diomedio  

    Villanueva, and Roy Cimatu and MANY MORE..

    58.Colmenares: GMA had P488 billion in ‘pork.

    59. P1 BILLION down the drain in Arroyo-era jatropha 

    project—DOST chief 

  • Anonymous

    Kahit na fake mugshots…ok din ….bakit, fake president sya lang pwede mag fake?

    Who cares?  Basta di sya nakatakas at kulong na sya….sana sa Pasay City jail (marami daw daga dun kamuka nya)  nalang sya at dun sya  bisitahin ni Mikey Boy Yaban— Mikeeeeeeeeee…balik ka na dto at supportahan mo nanay mo!

  • Anonymous

    Sanay naman siya sa being FAKE!! HE HE HE HE

  • Anonymous

    Fake or not, it doesn’t matter…what matters is that a case has already been filed and still MORE cases to follow!

  • Anonymous

    Who cares? as long as the person is already arrested, that’s it! Whatever the differences of the mug shots taken and published in a very slim manner, why make a big deal?

  • Anonymous

    isa pa lang ang nakasampa sir…..kaya case lang….mag tagalog na lang tayo.

  • Pal-Onl .Com

    LACK OF EVIDENCE? look above you  — 37 items, marahil nakinabang ka sa nakaw o binabayaran ka para mag blog…

  • Anonymous

    correction please 59 and many more coming…

  • Anonymous

    She needs a new name:
    si Gloriang Kirat
    Gloriang Kilabot
    Gloria Labandera
    Gloria De Nakaw
    Gloriang Sige-Sige

  • Anonymous

    ayos ah..

  • Anonymous

    I gotta get myself a copy of ztefertilizerscam’s list so that I would have a checklist to compare every time Arroyo is slapped with another charge.

    I have heard that there are 20 more cases that are coming, but I can see that there’s a lot lot more in this list.

    To Jesse “Mr. Kupal” Robredo, even “if it is only to satisfy public demands…” it is still a good enough reason to release the mugshots. Those of us who have been wronged by the Arroyos never expect to get any form of compensation from them.

    One of the ways that we could feel that we have somehow exacted payment is to see Arroyo in an embarrassing getup, which, in a way tells us that she is guilty and accountable for what she has done.

  • Anonymous

    kung fake ang mug shots sabi ni DILG Sec, ‘di, ipaplabas ang tunay?
    hehehe
    the people clamored for it, since it is cathartic to the common people to feel “vindicated” that justice is dispensed regardless of social status, wealth, and power the arrested party belong

  • http://twitter.com/madfilipino Mad Filipino

    Ethics would have it that if the court rules that the mugshots be NOT released, then they should not be released. Pity Inquirer and their vindictive editors, they have to lower their standards to accommodate and pander to mob rule. Journalism pundits are right all along: the Inquirer has the same high value as a used feminine pad.

  • Anonymous

    tuwing may kaso ba na isasampa sa kanya pipicturan siya ng mug shots?

    andami palang mug shots pag nagkataon. aba’y mabigyan talaga lahat ang kanyang mga tagasuporta.

  • Anonymous

    The price that Gloria Arroyo pays for the hospital room suite in St. Luke’s Medical Center — 50,000 pesos a night

    The happiness that the Filipino people get for looking at the accused criminal’s (Gloria Arroyo) official booking mug shots — PRICELESS.

  • Anonymous

    wala. kay gloria lang. dapat sibakin si robledo dahil bawal may copya ng mug shots

  • Anonymous

    he he he. may mug shots ka ba ng mga oligarchs? pasend naman.

  • Anonymous

    Inquirer in another story claimed that the mugshot they got came from an unverified source. How responsible is that? Bias talaga.

  • Anonymous

    kailangan idaan sa lie detector test ang mug shots

  • Anonymous

    GMA should hire Fanny Serrano to do her makeup the next time she has her mug shots for her upcoming plunder charge taken. And also her former manicurist whom she appointed as a PAG-IBIG board member to do her nails. Puwede rin huwag i-expose ang butas ng ilong at medyo ibaba ang mataray na kilay next time. Just a suggestion.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BTUMEOCSZJ7LDL6PK7K4TWULTQ mack g

    Mr Robredo there’s no point in lying ,,,,,  no comment ka na lang sana para di napapahiya ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YD3CT2BSCOJ7366EZ5YWIJD3F4 rhayy

    Notwithstanding the qualifications that Sec. Robredo supposedly has for his current job, I have yet to find an interview with him where he spoke with sense. Either he is not comfortable facing media or he has nothing substantial to say at all! 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BTUMEOCSZJ7LDL6PK7K4TWULTQ mack g

    I think you live in the vacuum in the nine years that GMA was in power ,,,,, ethics is also not in the dictionary of  GMA admin. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

  • Sonny

    Fake din naman si Pandak… so there’s no much problem there…

  • Sonny

    di ako naaawang tingnan si GMA na parang isang BANG-AW (wild) aso na may BUSAL (Protective braces so the dog cannot bite).

    she deserves it. and remember, ang personal na galit ko sa kanya ay hindi FAKE,

    many would say, pinepersonal ko.  So be it.  I got harmed personally, my money got stolen personally.. the fair playing field was taken personally… the institutions i respected were corrupted personally…

    Personal ito para sa akin.

  • Sonny

    pasensya na pare,, sobrang laking isda ang nahuli eh… mahirap tanggalin sa bingwit ang malaking isda… lalo na at sobra ang kasamaan ng isda…  student government? oo ,  nag aaral pa papaano tanggalin ang lansa ng isda na yan…  ikaw naman ang tumayo sa katayuan naming mga nagngangalit na mamamayan,  baka sa bingwit pa lang ay kinatay na yan…

    personal ito pare.  personal ang galit ko sa magnanakaw na pamilya na yan. 

  • Anonymous

    why should we treat crooks as if they were noble? the likes of erap, gma, ligots etc. should get what they deserve, throw them in with lolong. release the mugshots!

  • Anonymous

    This is pure harassment by this administration and newspaper! I condemn this dastardly act.

  • http://twitter.com/madfilipino Mad Filipino

    Ironically, none of the Aquino-Cojuangco family members had a mugshot when farmers and witnesses of the Hacienda Luisita massacre were shot and butchered to death in broad daylight. In fact, the pro-Aquino media have ceaselessly portrayed these oligarchs and hacienderos as saints. Ah, but we’d rather turn a blind eye on that, yes?

  • Anonymous

    Robredo, for what good? OMG…what a question you have to ask! Is there any difference between Erap an GMA? Public demand you say? ignore and maybe you’ll perish as a national politician…doon ka na alang sa Naga…sobra kang pa-cute!

  • Anonymous

    GMA was formerly and is currently a PUBLIC figure. Her electoral fraud case versus the people of the Philippines and the State is a PUBLIC case. Anything related to this PUBLIC case is considered a PUBLIC record, including mug shots and fingerprints. She will appear before a PUBLIC judge in a PUBLIC trial. In short, there is nothing private about this case, but PUBLIC.

  • Anonymous

    Yes, the mug shots are real.  The muggers, are not!  Nyahahahaaaa!

  • Anonymous

    booo! tuta ni gloria!

  • http://pinoy-politics.blogspot.com Monsi Serrano

    sabi ko na nga ba eh, duda ako sa robredong ito. may pagkakahawig kay Mike Arroyo eh, white hog wash. hehehe. ngayong navalidate na totoo ang mga mugshots, what is the honorable thing to do, Secretary Robredo? puro kayo publicity hungry. OINK! OINK!

  • Anonymous

    hahahar! kaya nyo ba media???? its actually not the govt that rule the country its the media hahar! .. wag nyo naman ako i-block kampi-kampi tayo hahar!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_V4TWHSFKAHXF2QUBBHJXCQWVHQ Phil

    teka, medyo magulo itong report.  sabi ng headline, ‘mugshots genuine’.  then, yung 1st sentence ng report, yun daw clerk of court ‘authenticated the mugshots’.  paano ginawa ang authentication?  sabi rin ng report, sa radio interview, sinabi raw ng clerk na yung mugshots sa inquirer ‘were almost the same as the ones police submitted…”.  authenticated na pala nun? of course, gusto ng inquirer mauna silang mag-publish ng mugshots.

  • Rhine

    mug shots are publish for public to see if such individual is wanted,,,, it ‘s not because people are clamoring for it, hence the court has the sole authority to have it publish or not…the question now is what will the  court do now that all print media has publish this mug shot,, will it just ignore it or they will be held responsible for not getting the court order before they publish it?.. Philippines is one of a kind no wonder we are becoming the laughing stock of the world……

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_2XXKZUAHRT5JUO2TBYKY3ARJ44 Noel

    why are we salivating about mug shots?  there is nothing there but human degradation…

  • Anonymous

    Could this be??? The Philippines really means business in meting out it’s laws now?? So this means that U2 (Bono’s band) can finally hold a concert here in Manila in my lifetime???!!! God, thank you!!! It’s unbelievable but thank you!!!

  • Anonymous

    What the??? Are we going to have the Supreme Court decide if this is a real mugshot or not?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XO4C5N2KEQZ6D2Q7FGTWB4TCZ4 hammie

    Robredo said “this is a different government now.” Ibig ba sabihin lahat na mugshots of accused criminal person ay hindi na pwuede e display o ipakita sa public. OK ako dyan, kaya lang baka for the few lang parang unfair naman ata. Naging PRESEDENTE ka man o hindi pag nagkasla ka you should be treated equally. Iba dito sa PH pag mayaman ka maganda kulungan mo pag poor ka bahala ka sa sarili mo doon ka sali sa mga pusakal.

  • Anonymous

    Voyeurism. People clamoring for the release of GMA’s mugshots are nothing but voyeurs. Come on, we are better than that.

    I’m all for bringing GMA to justice, not for subjecting her to degradation and humiliation. 

  • Anonymous

    If it is genuine, so i suppose you can argue that INQ is in indirect contempt of  the Pasay RTC for publishing it specifically against the court’s order…

    dinagdag lang ng INQ yung case number to make it look even more genuine to the public..

  • Pablo Juan

    the Arroyo lawyers are filing TRO’s like there’s no tomorrow ah!  by the looks of it mukhang there’s going to be a reshuffling (read: firing) of lawyers now that Eraps lawyers seem to be running the show… how come we dont see these calculating and (I assume) well-paid clowns anymore, namely: Topacio, Lambino and Horn? I miss watching them lying through their teeth.

    I can just imagine Erap drinking, gambling, womanizing ie being his old self with his unconvicted buddy Gatchalian in SG.. tossing a few drinks and chuckling how things turned out.. there they are, two goons, enjoying life while GMA is under hospital arrest. Malakas palang kumarma si erap!

  • Anonymous

    Masyadong malalim ang english mo tagalogin mo na lang, 

  • http://twitter.com/hair_like_snow Isshi Cabebe

    I’m all for bringing GMA to justice, not for subjecting her to degradation and humiliation. – same here. well said!

  • Anonymous

    In the grand scheme of things, whether the mugshots were true or not is insignificant. What matters is that we got the saboteur in custody and she is not going anywhere. There are many photo opportunities later, probably even a group shot of the family of thieves.

  • Anonymous

    Secretary Jesse Robredo                        :    Mugshots of GMA not real
      
            Versus   

    Joel Pelicano & Sr. Supt. Jaime Bucayu  :     Genuine

    What can you say, Sec. Robredo?   Any face-saving proof?  Please clarify.

  • Anonymous

    Maybe Robredo is telling
    the truth.  The Mug Shots pictures
    appeared on Inquirer was taken 18 months ago during Arroyos incumbency.                  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_WVJPWHNIZIOGWU2O4Z6PJTXXBM Roberto

    Teke, teke, teka, Mr. Mico Morelos. Sabi mo ‘authenticated by the clek of court’, pero sabi ng clerk of court, eh ‘almost the same’ daw, at sabi pa ay ‘the only difference is the text below…’.

    Ang akala mo ba, Mico, ang ‘almost the same’ at ‘the only difference’ ay the same as authenticated? Parang malabo yata ang interpretation mo, Mr. Mico.

  • Anonymous

    Thanks for the kind words, Isshi.

  • http://twitter.com/noypisiTED Ted Peñaflor

    Ano ba ‘to sabi ni Bucayo tunay at ng RTC Clerk totoo. Pero ang sabi ni Sec. Robredo peke. Talaga bang ‘di magkasundo ang Pulis at and Kalihim ng Local Gov’t. na pinamumunuan ni Robredo. Noon naman ang sabi ng huli e sino ang susundin ng mga pulis ang Korte Suprema o ang Kalihim ng Katarungan (DOJ)? Ginoong Pangulo kung ganitong klase ang Kalihim mo tulad ni Robredo di mo na kailangan ng batong ipupukpok mo sa ulo. Dapat ‘to palitan na ng palabang tulad ng hinahangaan ng buong bansa ngayon na si Sec. De Lima!

  • Anonymous

    I will give you free round
    trip ticket to Maguindanao where the shrine of 58 souls killed during Gloria’s
    reign of terror is erected. After a brief moment of silence…feel free to
    express your pity and sorrow to your beloved Gloria.  With all the evil things she has done… no
    amount of dignity… left to be deserved.                          

  • Guest

    CONGRATS
    sa nag leak nito
    mabuhay ka kababayan

    traydor dinaatakbo aroyo
    ipinagkalulung sa dayuhan
    ang ating bansa

    kulang pa yan

  • http://twitter.com/madfilipino Mad Filipino

    This is certainly a bad precedent, and most definitely a low point for Inquirer. If this goes just like that, any media outfit can just publish mugshots of anyone accused of anything from shoplifting to rape, whether or not they are guilty, whether or not they’ve been arraigned. Inquirer stoops very low to satisfy the barbaric and uncivilized tendencies of the mob. Shame. It’s easy to pick on GMA because she is who she is, but if this happens to your mother, brother, sister, or friend, subjected to great humiliation just because trip lang makita ng iba na mapahiya sila, then that’s when you assess the fairness of your misplaced rage right now.

  • Anonymous

    If it is the original how difficult could it be to find who did this huuuu,,

    It is amazing some people do everything for money,,

    I also wonder what the real reason of this, a miss credit to who?

  • Anonymous

    Feigning ignorance of the leak’s source… a simple chain of custody issue.

  • http://twitter.com/OhDexterous Dexter Salazar

    Andaming
    nakukulong nang dahil lang sa pag-shoplift ng sardinas para may
    mapakain sa pamilya. Makikita pa natin sa naka-post sa bawat dingding
    ang “Si Pedro ay magnanakaw, huwag tutulara”. Tapos nakukulong lang ng
    walang kalaban-laban. Si Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo,
    bilyon-bilyon ang ninakaw sa kaban ng bayan, iminapula ang resulta sa
    botohan para lang manalo at ngayon gustong tumakas. Dapat maranasan niya
    ang pinagdadaanan ng normal na kriminal. At magpakalat ng mga poster na
    “Huwag tutularan ang babaeng ito, siya ay nagnakaw ng bilyung-bilyong
    kaban ng bayan at siya ay mandaraya.” Naisip ko lang, life’s is so unfair. Pera-perahan na lang ba dito sa Pinas? Gising Pilipino!!

  • Anonymous

    Fake mugshots for the fake president. As long as her jail is real, that is what matters. 

  • Mark Suarez

    Student government? bakit ano ba alam mo sa governance kung mkapagsalita ka kala mong alam mo lahat about governance. baka nga  sarili mo lang pamamahay hindi mo mapamahalaan ng maayos, tapos magsasabi ka na student goverment. ang galing mo naman sobrang dami mong alam sa governance



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