NOT GUILTY

As part of their quest to exonerate their man, Apuron supporters were hoping that David Sablan, president of the Concerned Catholics of Guam ("CCOG") - which played a main role in exposing Apuron and having him removed as Guam's archbishop, would be found guilty in the GHURA case. Unlike Apuron, Sablan didn't run. Sablan didn't hide. He stayed and fought for the truth. That's what you do when you have nothing to hide. 

Stand tall, Dave. 

Former GHURA commissioners not guilty

The verdict is in and former Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority Commissioners David Sablan, Cecile Suda and Roland Selvidge have been found not guilty. CONTINUED

SABLAN: "WE WANT A COMPLETE DE-APURONIZATION"

While the Archdiocese of Agana faces lawsuits filed on behalf of child sex-abuse victims, some of the vocal members of the island’s Catholic community continue to press for suspended Archbishop Anthony Apuron to be removed of his title permanently.

Apuron currently holds no administrative powers or duties in the archdiocese, and was recently found living in Fairfield, California while he’s facing a confidential trial in the Vatican on allegations of child sexual abuse. The Vatican canonical trial is separate from the dozen cases filed against the Archdiocese of Agana in the federal court, and other cases filed in the local courts in Guam. CONTINUED

CCOG STEPS FORWARD TO DO AB HON'S JOB

Posted by Robert Klitzkie, aka Bob

Finally after being served with summons and complaint filed by Roy, Doris, Walter and Roland in which Apostolic Administrator Hon himself was named, AB Hon went on a media blitz, holding a press conference, doing the talk show circuit and even taking up a the whole front page and most of page 3 of he Umatuna Si Yu'os,

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Hon wants us to know that he is NOW very concerned about Roy, Doris, Walter and Roland and others who have suffered similar fates and have not yet come forward.

CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING ON BILL 326-33 TO MONDAY AUGUST 1 AT 10 AM

Posted by Robert Klitzkie

Otto von Bismarck's famous quote, "Laws are like sausages, it is better not to see them being made." sometimes must be disregarded in order for a good cause. A case in point would be the two public hearings held on by Chairman Frank Aguon on Bill 326-33. Witnesses testified in front of full galleries both times.

Testimony went from the emotionally charged to well researched factual relevance. You can attend and participate in the last of these dynamic hearings because...