NBI Narrows Down Suspects in Probe on VP Duterte's Alleged Assassin Contact
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NBI Narrows Down Suspects in Probe on VP Duterte's Alleged Assassin Contact

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has narrowed down its investigation to fewer than 20 individuals in its probe to identify an alleged assassin Vice President Sara Duterte contacted to eliminate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The investigation was prompted by Duterte's public admission of speaking with an assassin who agreed to kill the president.

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