Kaban ni D_BystandeR: KINABUHI MAKALAS KON MANANAMBAL MASIPYAT???

I have read the first news account of the death of his wife in another local daily where it was mostly described in minutest detail by the 2 reporters concerned. I would sometimes feel sad  about the senseless loss of life of a young mother, Jocelyn, 40, who has two young children:the girl -11, the boy - 8. If only her husband, Cesar Coliflores, was around that fateful day, I'm sure she will not die that night because the husband can ask the doctors to stop all the madness upon seeing that his wife was being subjected to the massive application of all kind of medicine, as if they were racing against time "to kill" her wife the fastest way possible! I don't know if the husband's earnest desire to seek justice for the death of his wife will succeed because it needs the necessary "logistics" and credible people to undertake that crusade to fight to obtain justice for his wife's death. But in the States, where I have been living now for the past 14 years as permanent immigrant and now becoming a US citizen, I have come across of many cases where  the family was awarded by the court huge financial windfall as damages for the wrongful death of a patient. I just hope the husband in this case will get the legal assistance from the NBI for I have noted that in the past, those who lost hope that they will get help to find justice from other government agencies have successfully managed to win their case with the help of the NBI  whose personnel,consisting of some dedicated lawyers, are seen doing their task seriously and they do not want any "monkey business."

Footnote: This comment came out in connection with a news item in Cebu Daily News, entitled, "NBI to investigate death of former OFW's wife." It came out on February 12, 2015.