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                    [Summary] => Four US Marines on trial over the alleged rape of a Filipino woman at the Subic freeport in Zambales in November last year refused yesterday to submit blood samples that prosecutors claim would link at least one of them to the crime.


Prosecutors has asked the Makati City regional trial court to compel Staff Sergeant Chad Carpentier and Lance Corporals Daniel Smith, Keith Silkwood and Dominic Duplantis to submit blood samples for DNA testing. 


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                    [Title] => ‘Nicole’ to take witness stand
                    [Summary] => The Filipino woman who accused four US Marines of raping her inside a van after she got drunk in a bar in Olongapo City in November last year will finally take the witness stand on Thursday.


Evalyn Ursua, the complainant’s private counsel, said her client — identified only as "Nicole" — is scared but those taking care of her have tried their best to prepare her both physically and emotionally for the big day.


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                    [Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez hinted yesterday that charges may be dropped against some of the four United States Marines accused of raping a Filipina at the Subic freeport zone in Zambales last November.


"I think not all of them should be charged, but Smith should be charged," Gonzalez said, referring to the principal accused, Cpl. Daniel Smith.


He faces charges of raping a 22-year-old Filipina inside a moving van at the Subic freeport while his fellow Marines cheered him on. The rape allegedly happened following US-Philippine military exercises in October.

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KEITH SILKWOOD AND DOMINIC DUPLANTIS

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US Marines refuse to give blood samples

July 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Four US Marines on trial over the alleged rape of a Filipino woman at the Subic freeport in Zambales in November last year refused yesterday to submit blood samples that prosecutors claim would link at least one...

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‘Nicole’ to take witness stand

July 4, 2006 - 12:00am

The Filipino woman who accused four US Marines of raping her inside a van after she got drunk in a bar in Olongapo City in November last year will finally take the witness stand on Thursday. Evalyn Ursua, the complainant’s...

Headlines

DOJ hints at dropping rape charges vs some of the US Marines

March 20, 2006 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez hinted yesterday that charges may be dropped against some of the four United States Marines accused of raping a Filipina at the Subic freeport zone in Zambales last November. "I...

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