Blogs Robin Lindley Ferdinand Marcos, the FBI, and the Deaths of Two Union Activists in Seattle
Aug 5, 2018Ferdinand Marcos, the FBI, and the Deaths of Two Union Activists in Seattle
Click here to read this interview with Seattle attorney Michael Withey on the investigation into the assassinations of Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes, Jr. and the long quest for justice.
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