IF there was one thing right about what 'Nicole' said when she recanted her rape story, it was this--there is no justice in the Philippines. If there was, then she should be charged for perjury for lying in court. How could we expect the people to trust our judicial system when people under oath lie at will? No wonder the Philippines is going nowhere. Will anyone at the Justice Department start filing and talking about perjury charges?
James Petallar, New York, via e-mail
'Nicole' guilty of perjury?
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