PART 4 
      'prosecutorial misconduct?'           From court records, Prosecutor  Galanida took over, at one point,  from the witness, who was testifying then and answered all the questions coming from the judge. When asked by the judge if there is a dental report, she said there was none because the dentist had said “the teeth were all broken up and down. The teeth was broken”.

                
DID SHE MAKE IT UP? Prosecutor Galanida's statements in court about "broken teeth" of the female body in Carcar did not jibe with a medical report also presented in the same court. Galanida is now Regional Trial Court judge in Dumaguete, a promotion after the Chiong case. 

     However, close examination of the only frontal picture (below) submitted by the police to the court, taken at the funeral parlor, shows no signs of broken teeth.

           
ALL TEETH ACCOUNTED FOR. "the teeth were all broken up and down. The teeth was broken" said Prosecutor Galanida.  

      Also in the following sketches and report  from the medico legal, nothing is mentioned about any facial injuries due to broken teeth. 

     The Fiscal also promised the presiding judge to “request the dentist to testify” but she never presented the dentist in court.

      In his affidavit to the Supreme Court, the then National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) regional director for the Visayas accuses Mrs. Chiong of promising the team of prosecutors handling the case with promotions.

     Please see also Part 8 for the more on these promises.

      Prosecutor Galanida was  appointed Judge for the  Regional Trial Court Judge in Dumaguete City, a promotion after the Chiong case. Could this be the reason for her over-eagerness to prosecute all seven accused at all costs?

              
FULL BODY MEDICAL SKETCH. No mention of any broken teeth or facial injuries due to broken teeth is noted in this medico legal sketch.

                   
FACIAL MEDICAL SKETCH. Even in this close-up medico legal sketch of the face, no mention of any broken teeth or facial injuries due to broken teeth.

FORMAL MEDICAL REPORT. Not even in this formal medical comprehensive report does the medico legal specify any broken teeth or facial injuries due to broken teeth.