The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez "killed" should anything happen to her. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez "killed" should anything happen to her. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez "killed" should anything happen to her. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez "killed" should anything happen to her. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez "killed" should anything happen to her. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez
The Manila Times reporter Red Mendoza, accompanied by company lawyers, reads the minutes of their discussion with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) at its office in Pasay City on Dec. 4, 2024. Journalists from The Times and to other media companies appeared before the NBI Cybercrime Division, after they were subpoenaed to shed light on the online press conference of Vice President Sara Duterte where she threatened to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romuladez "killed" should anything happen to her. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA

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