Missing students' moms face their top suspect  "It wasn't me"
Enriquez, assisted by counsel from the Public Attorney's Office,
begged the complainants to drop him from the list of
respondents.  Standing in the aisle and wearing what appeared to
be an old shirt, Enriquez told the mothers in Filipino in a tone
of desperation: "Somebody just used my name. That person
involved in your daughters' disappearance has a long scar on his
thigh. I don't have that. What happened to your families pained
me. But this hurts me more because I really don't have anything
to do with this."  One of the mothers' lawyers, Jobert Pahilga,
told reporters that he and his co-counsel were inclined to
believe Enriquez, which was why they wanted him to submit a
counteraffidavit.  Pahilga said one of their witnesses, Alberto
Ramirez, would be able to say whether it was Enriquez or
somebody else who were with those who abducted Sherlyn Cadapan
and Karen Empeño five years ago in Hagonoy, Bulacan province.
Ramirez will attend the July 19 h