Six persons of interest on the John Matthew Salilig hazing case are planning to turn themselves in, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said Friday.

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“Yun ang balita namin, may anim pa na gustong sumuko sa hazing cases,” Remulla said.

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The justice secretary said government prosecutors are the ones on top of the investigation.

“I don’t know, it’s with the panel of prosecutors also, they are the ones investigating it. I have not really looked into the hazing cases but I’m sure our people here are on top of it. I got a report yesterday that there are more witnesses who wanted to surface and give ah, clarify their involvement or non-involvement in the hazing cases,” Remulla said.

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Salilig, a chemical engineering student, died last February 18 due to “severe blunt force trauma to the lower extremities” after his supposed initiation rites with other members Tau Gamma Phi-Adamson Chapter.

The student's decomposing body was found dumped in a vacant lot along Barangay Malagasang in Imus City, Cavite last week.

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Six members of the Tau Gamma Phi have been charged while the hunt continues for other fraternity members.