SENATOR Teofisto Guingona 3rd, chairman of the Senate Blue Ribbon committee, is determined to find out the truth behind the $81 million money laundering scandal even if the prospects of him being reelected are dim.
Guingona in a statement said that the Senate panel will try to reconcile conflicting testimonies among the parties involved and to get more details on where all the stolen money went, given that $17 million in cash remains unaccounted for.
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