Kaban ni D_BystandeR: DUGUONG KATAPOSAN SA MABULUKONG PANGLABAN NI NOEL ARCHIVAL

In any case where a death of a person is considered "brutal and untimely," we can always ask ourselves how senseless man can  sometimes be to his fellow human being. What is most hurting to note is that the death of Atty. Noel Archival has suddenly left his six innocent children a deep void formed by a chasm that denied a fatherly love to be rendered for his children's welfare forever.

Lawyer Noel Archival may be known by some in his other background but from my own recollection, I always associate him as the guy who loves to handle cases where nobody would care to touch it with a proverbial "ten-foot pole." He was, as portrayed by Bong W. now, a man of courage and with a daredevil attitude of "I don't care, as long as I know how to handle it." And to think that the case he handled in Dumaguete City was as a defense counsel of a suspected member of a "Kuratong Baleleng" group accused of participation in a botched P5M robbery of a pawnshop there is not an ordinary case.

 I just hope the siblings of Atty. Archival will make good of their plan to see to it that his children's future will be taken cared of until such time when they can already stand on their own. Meanwhile, Vice Governor Magpale's motherly concern to provide the victim's family with police protection by assigning a police officer to the  place where the wake is held and observed is highly worthy of our thanks and commendation.