Ramon Joseph Bautista is being suspected by the police as the mastermind in the killing of his brother Ram Revilla (Ramgen Bautista in real life). Ramgen was murdered inside his residence in Parañaque City last Friday night, October 28.
Ramon Joseph Bautista's lawyer, Attorney Dennis Manzanal, is seeking for the immediate release of his client from detention because it was baseless and the police should have obtained a warrant before arresting him.
Ramon's sister Ramona Bautista was also tagged by the investigators as accessory to the crime.
“Nag-operate sila ng walang arrest warrant. Yan ay violation ng constitutional rights ni Ramon Joseph," he said in an interview by the media.
Meanwhile, Ramon's mother Genelyn Bautista believes that her two children who are now suspects of the crime are not capable of killing (or hiring a killer) their own brother.
Born this Way is not just a self-empowerment song but come 2012, singer-songwriter Lady Gaga will launch the Born this Way foundation to empower youth and campaign against teen bullying and suicide
With the help of MacArthur Foundation and Harvard University, the Grammy-winning singer announced on Wednesday that she is launching the Born This Way Foundation, a nonprofit organization focusing on youth empowerment and "issues like self-confidence, well-being, anti-bullying, mentoring and career development."
The foundation will be directed by Gaga herself and her mother Cynthia Germanotta with partners that include John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the California Endowment and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University.
Gaga released a statement regarding the Born this Way Foundation that goes:
"Together we hope to establish a standard of Bravery and Kindness, as well as a community worldwide that protects and nurtures others in the face of bullying and abandonment."
The 25-year-old multiplatinum singer is planning to meet with President Barack Obama to discuss her concerns over bullying and discrimination against homosexuals.
Dr. Bob Ross, CEO and president of the California Endowment has all praises for Lady Gaga's advocacy.
"Lady Gaga will help empower and give voice to young people who find themselves overwhelmed, undersupported, disconnected, isolated, bullied or struggling. This brand of leadership is sorely needed in today's world," he said.
Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico is seeking vindication in his third bout with Manny Pacquiao next week.
On November 12, Marquez and Pacquiao will face once again at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Their first bout was in 2004 which was a draw. Their second bout was in 2008 when Marquez lost his WBC super-featherweight title to the People's Champ in a controversial split decision.
Juan Manuel Marquez believes he won in the two previous bouts against Pacquiao and was robbed of the title that this upcoming bout next week is really personal and a great opportunity for him to vindicate himself. It's also a very important fight for Marquez because Pacman's WBO welterweight title will be on the line.
Juan Manuel Marquez has a career record of 53-5-1 with 39 knockouts.