MANILA STANDARD: 'Napoles had lunch at Palace before she surrendered to PNoy'
Assuming every detail to be correct, Lacierda's narrative does not conflict with the hit her to unreported six-hour meeting; it is but a sequel to the unexplained and inexplicable meeting in the morning. But Malacañang had gone to great lengths to make it appear that Napoles had not been there before her appearance that evening, and that she took not more than 10 minutes to "surrender."
Assuming every detail to be correct, Lacierda's narrative does not conflict with the hit her to unreported six-hour meeting; it is but a sequel to the unexplained and inexplicable meeting in the morning. But Malacañang had gone to great lengths to make it appear that Napoles had not been there before her appearance that evening, and that she took not more than 10 minutes to "surrender."
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