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FAST FACTS: Maguindanao massacre

03:39 AM November 23, 2016

Nov. 23, 2009 Date when 58 people were shot dead and buried on a hilltop in Ampatuan town in Maguindanao province by followers of the powerful Ampatuan clan

32 Journalists who were among those killed in the worst election violence in history

3 Days it took since the incident for authorities to arrest Andal Ampatuan Jr., then mayor of Datu Unsay, who allegedly led the armed men in the killings

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40 Counts of murder charge brought against Ampatuan Jr.

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7 Members of the Ampatuan clan who were charged with rebellion in December 2009. The charge was later dropped for lack of evidence

100 Civilian Volunteer Organization members loyal to the Ampatuans who face multiple murder charges

Aug. 31, 2010 Date when the Quezon City Regional Trial Court started the Maguindanao Massacre trial

200 Number of accused in the case, 90 of them already arraigned and 57 others out on a bail, as of July 2015

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P30 million Amount of bribes ordered by then Gov. Andal Ampatuan Sr., including P10 million for then Press Secretary Jesus Dureza, in exchange for the release of the clan’s patriarch from jail

6 Ampatuan clan members who won seats in the 2013 elections

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21 Policemen dismissed from service in December 2015 for setting up a checkpoint to block the convoy of the victims

74 Age of Ampatuan Sr. when he died on July 17, 2015, after suffering from a heart attack

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