Sana maisauli din ang mga personal effects ng SAF 44 tulad ng cellphone, relo, wedding rings, pitaka na naglalaman ng mga litrato ng kanilang mga mahal sa buhay.

Iba kasi ang pag-aari ng gobyerno na na-issue sa kanila at ang kanilang personal na kagamitan. Para sa mga naulila, mas mahalagang maibalik ito sa kanila.

If the return of weapons will be done in many “gives,” I share the wish of our heroes’ loved ones that the next installment will include their personal effects.

Thus I hope that established protocols will result in the return or retrieval of more firearms because after the return of the 16 today, it leaves 47 – enough to arm two platoons – unaccounted for.

Nandyan pa rin ang napabalitang 139 body armors, GPS tracker units, hand grenades at night vision goggles na nawawala.

There was also the reported loss of close to 700 magazines.

If Mamasapano was a ‘misencounter’ between two supposed partners in peace, then the “killer keeper” principle does not apply. These can never be spoils of war nor trophies of battles.

Dapat maklaro din kung alin, ilan at anu-ano ang mga natangay ng BIFF.

Hindi pwedeng i-charge sa mga sibilyan ang ibang nawawalang mga gamit.

As MILF or BIFF fighters were the first to rush to the positions occupied by SAF, then it is very hard to believe the claim that ordinary civilians were the ones who carted off the guns and equipment of the slain commandos.

Mahirap paniwalaan na mas maraming  nakuha ang mga miron.