Overview
- Gilabert published a video on July 29 to state she forgave Marianne Gonzaga only personally and did not drop legal charges
- A specialized juvenile court granted Gonzaga conditional freedom on July 23 after a plea-bargaining process without objection from the Public Ministry
- Gonzaga’s two-year, eight-month and 24-day sentence continues under a regime requiring mental health counselling, social reintegration activities and other court-ordered obligations
- The court has warned that any breach of these conditions will result in Gonzaga’s return to preventive internment
- A 750,000-peso reparations agreement negotiated by the parties covers Gilabert’s medical expenses and did not influence the judge’s decision on supervised release