Another suspect in San Beda law student's fatal hazing surfaces

Another suspect in last month's fatal hazing of San Beda College of Law student Marvin Reglos surfaced at the National Bureau of Investigation headquarters in Manila Friday. Christian Adobo was accompanied by a lawyer when he showed up at the NBI, radio dzBB's Carlo Mateo reported. But the report said the NBI would not give further details on what Adobo told NBI agents. Earlier Friday, two suspects in the fatal hazing entered a "not guilty" plea during their arraignment at the Antipolo Regional Trial Court. Eric Castillo and Boodjie Yap, main suspects in the death of the 25-year-old Reglos, pleaded not guilty before the sala of Judge Miguel Asuncion of the RTC Branch 97. Castillo and Yap of the Lamda Rho Beta fraternity, have been charged with murder in accordance with the anti-hazing law. Reglos was said to be a neophyte in the fraternity and was subjected to initiation rites at a resort in Antipolo City that weekend. At least 12 other members of the fraternity are facing charges of murder and violation of the Anti-Hazing Law. — LBG, GMA News