FRANCISCO S. TATAD
LAST Monday, unidentified assailants ambushed the car of senatorial candidate Glenn Chong in Cainta, Rizal, killing his security aide and friend for 11 years, Richard Yambe Santillan, 45, who was driving Chong’s car (a Fortuner) at the time. As far as Chong, Richard’s 73-year-old mother, his 46-year-old widow, his two grownup sons, and his circle of close friends knew, he was killed in an apparent “rubout,” completely innocent and unarmed.