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aid to the victims of torture and allowing their families to visit them and be given food and written letters. Later, some prison employees joined the guerrilla movement while continuing their work there. At the same time, Director Misa also asserted to the
Japanese the provision of necessary supplies for the prisoners, the employees, and the civilian residents living within the prison reservation.
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Japanese decided to retreat from the Prison and turned over their control to
Dequino. On the same day, the guerrillas arrived in Bilibid and started to liberate the POWs inside. Dioquino was arrested for collaboration, and Valdez was appointed Acting Director. The Hunters ROTC Guerrillas and President Quezon's Own Guerrillas were subsequently stationed near the prison complex.
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about 3,000 prisoners tried to climb the prison walls. The prison guards had to fire their guns into the air to deter the prisoners from attempting to escape. The following morning, the escape had been averted. The authorities accounted for all prisoners. Director Misa had to clarify to news outlets that escape attempts such as those never succeeded.
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Months later, on the night of August 25, 1944, a massive jailbreak of the confined prisoners of war occurred in the prison, led by
Lieutenant Colonel Quintin Gellidon of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT). As the POWs feigned to do a nighttime chorale practice led by Fr. Jaime Neri, the prison
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and at the newly-constructed New
Bilibid Prison. The prison leadership under Prisons Director Major Eriberto Misa was said to had given compassionate treatment to the internees, resulting in the latter's trust in Misa. On the other hand, the regular prisoners tried to contribute to the war effort by
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landed in south Luzon in late
January 1945, the Japanese became restless and executed selected military prisoners by February 3, 1945. Prison physicians saved some POWs about to be executed by exchanging the names of the condemned with those who had recently died in prison. By February 5, 1945, the
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Director Misa's implicit support for the underground resistance movement encouraged the guerrillas to conduct operations within the prison premises. Initially, the guerrillas conducted intelligence activities inside the prison with the help of their comrades employed by Misa as prison guards. Then,
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Japanese converted the New Bilibid Prison into a prisoner-of-war camp for American and Filipino soldiers. Also imprisoned in the same facility were military offenders and captured guerrillas. Director Misa and the prison employees used their positions to secretly help the POWs by giving medical
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Japanese in Muntinlupa, Misa had sent then-NBP Superintendent (later Director of Prisons) Alfredo Bunye and his son Guillermo Misa to meet the Japanese forces in advance and “talk them out of entering the New Bilibid Prisons.” He then waited at the prison gates for
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February 6–7, 1945, the Japanese tried to retake the facility from the east. Learning about this, the guerrillas promptly engaged the Japanese, and killed several enemies. Once the New Bilibid Prison was secured, the prison leadership offered the NBP Infirmary to be used as a field hospital for
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Japanese advanced towards Manila, the regular prisoners became troubled by the stories of brutalities done by the Imperial Japanese Army troops in their occupied areas. Thus, on December 27, 1941, the prisoners attempted a mass escape. The escapees burned two buildings in this attempt, and
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saw the establishment of the Sampaguita Rehabilitation Center - later named Camp Sampaguita - within the NBP compound. It served both as the headquarters of the 225th Philippine Constabulary Company, and also as a stockade for Political Prisoners. Sampaguita was the southernmost of four major
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intervened by asserting that the Philippine government was already independent of Japan. He then dismissed Misa and replaced him with Colonel Elias Dequino, who was perceived as a pro-Japanese officer. The prison guards were also replaced by troopers from the Japanese-sponsored Bureau of
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whatever fate the invaders would give them. When the Japanese arrived, they let Misa stay in his position and ordered him to free the Japanese interns inside the prison. They likewise asserted that Misa would be responsible for any jailbreak attempt that the prisoners would do
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Converting a portion of the prison site of the New Bilibid Prison to patrimonial property of the government and declaring the same open to disposition as the site of the Department of Justice housing project in accordance with the provisions of Act Numbered Three thousand and
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has expressed plans to close down the prison by 2028 and convert it into a commercial hub, with an estimated 7,500 minimum- and medium-security inmates scheduled to be transferred to regional prisons in their respective hometowns and high-risk offenders to a
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on December 8, 1941 (Manila Time), the Philippine government rounded up all Japanese "enemy aliens" and placed them in various camps. The 4,000 Japanese nationals living in Manila—mostly businessmen and professionals—were interned at the
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clusters of concentration camps for political prisoners in the Greater Manila Area at the time, Sampaguita being the "S" in "A, B, C, and S" with the other letters representing Camps Aguinaldo ("A"), Bonifacio ("B"), and Crame ("C").
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On June 5, 2014, Department of Justice Undersecretary Francisco Baraan III, supervising official on the Bureau of Corrections and the NBP said that the National Penitentiary will be moved to Barangay San Isidro in
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wounded Filipino and American troops. Thus, it was used for such purpose for the rest of the war, with guerrilla women's auxiliaries serving as nurse aides. Weeks later, the American internees rescued from the
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No. 67 and a new prison was built in Muntinlupa on a 5,310,872 m (57,165,750 sq ft) land in an area considered at that time to be "remote". Muntinlupa, then a municipality in the province of
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donating blood for the soldiers and pledging to fight the Japanese if it would be allowed by the government. However, the security risk this might pose prompted the government to decline such offer.
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were brought to the prison to be given first aid and initial accounting. Misa was eventually reinstated as Prison Director and would hold the position until his death in 1949.
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his first wife, Liezl Sicangco, whilst serving a 2-year prison sentence for illegal weapons possession. He was released in 1998 after having been granted
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chamber is now used as the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) Museum. Seven men were executed by lethal injection between 1999 and 2000.
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in Building One, was uncharacteristic of the rest of the prison: "The place reeks of gas burners, sewage, sweat and fear."
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1247:"Statement: On the Conduct of Lieutenant Eriberto B. Misa and his family during the Japanese Occupation, January 9, 1945"
1210:"Statement: On the Conduct of Lieutenant Eriberto B. Misa and his family during the Japanese Occupation, January 9, 1945"
1191:"Statement: On the Conduct of Lieutenant Eriberto B. Misa and his family during the Japanese Occupation, January 9, 1945"
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completing their sentence or who are at least 70 years old.
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The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos
1309:"Activities of the R.O.T.C. Guerrillas, Muntinlupa Unit"
921:"Activities of the R.O.T.C. Guerrillas, Muntinlupa Unit"
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Military history of the Philippines during World War II
2023:"SC acquits Hubert Webb, 6 others in Vizconde massacre"
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1367:. Vol. 2, no. 8. The Liberator. p. 17.
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1297:. Muntinlupa City: City Government of Muntinlupa.
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1043:"Catapang to shutter New Bilibid Prison by 2028"
864:. He died while imprisoned on November 30, 2021.
1380:"Testimony on the Conduct of the Mangahan Unit"
1328:"Testimony on the Conduct of the Mangahan Unit"
1102:"IN NUMBERS: The inmates of New Bilibid Prison"
357:, which could accommodate 600 inmates; and the
297:designed to house the prison population of the
2294:Bureau of Immigration Bicutan Detention Center
1993:"Hubert's main defense: 'I was in California'"
1564:"Manila Standard – Google News Archive Search"
517:Human rights abuses of the Marcos dictatorship
2480:Japanese prisoner of war and internment camps
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1774:"New Bilibid to be like alien planet to Erap"
1499:. UP Departamento ng Kasaysayan. p. 320.
1016:"No new prisoners to enter Bilibid — Remulla"
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1546:"DOJ to transfer Bilibid to Nueva Ecija"
1282:. AV Manila Creative Production Company.
1070:Tupas-Torres, Tetch (January 17, 2023).
45:Façade of the current New Bilibid Prison
2353:National Counter-Terrorism Action Group
1991:Hicap, Jonathan M. (January 17, 2005).
1867:Caruncho, Eric S. (November 18, 2007).
1130:. Tribune. December 9, 1941. p. 10
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2204:Bureau of Jail Management and Penology
1772:Hicap, Jonathan M. (October 1, 2007).
764:, an American spy who was awarded the
443:guerrillas, personally led by Colonel
341:The Old Bilibid Prison, then known as
2475:World War II sites in the Philippines
1695:Torres-Tupas, Tetch (July 15, 2015).
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1939:Pangalangan, Raul (August 3, 2007).
1684:Alternate link at Gluckman's website
1660:"INSIDE STORY: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT"
1629:Torres-Tupas, Tetch (June 7, 2021).
1495:Niefes., Felizardo Dullavin (2009).
1455:Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
953:Bolledo, Jairo (November 21, 2022).
550:and the minimum security inmates to
2460:Department of Justice (Philippines)
2209:Bureau of Immigration (Philippines)
2199:Bureau of Corrections (Philippines)
1603:Navallo, Mike (December 29, 2022).
1468:Calunsod, Ronron (April 30, 2015).
1384:PVAO Philippine Archives Collection
1351:PVAO Philippine Archives Collection
1332:PVAO Philippine Archives Collection
1313:PVAO Philippine Archives Collection
1251:Official Gazette of the Philippines
1214:Official Gazette of the Philippines
1195:Official Gazette of the Philippines
925:PVAO Philippine Archives Collection
598:in the Philippines than a prison."
2434:Office for Transportation Security
2368:Office for Transportation Security
2358:Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency
2335:Law enforcement in the Philippines
2256:Correctional Institution for Women
2042:"The Defense of General Yamashita"
1971:"Claudio Teehankee Court Decision"
1776:. The Manila Times. Archived from
1265:"Dioquino Acting Prisons Director"
729:National Artist of the Philippines
616:for inmates sentenced to death by
513:Martial law under Ferdinand Marcos
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1577:Boledo, Jairo (August 18, 2022).
860:Jonel Nuezca, perpetrator of the
735:while imprisoned in the facility.
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1431:Bunye, Ignacio (July 23, 2023).
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1658:Gluckman, Ron (July 23, 1999).
1014:Chi, Cristina (July 28, 2023).
407:World War II in the Philippines
2180:Corrections in the Philippines
1278:Guillermo, Lucky, ed. (2015).
1176:"Attempted Jail Breaks Foiled"
627:Gluckman wrote that the men's
343:Carcel y Presidio Correccional
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2485:World War II internment camps
1293:Camagay, Maria Luisa (2005).
885:2014 New Bilibid Prison raids
2261:Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm
808:, the son of former senator
665:Seventh-day Adventist Church
2239:Davao Prison and Penal Farm
2112:Images by Gerhard Joren at
1897:Seno, Alexandra A. (1996).
1510:Mijares, Primitivo (2017).
1397:Agoncillo, Teodoro (1984).
1178:. Tribune. January 9, 1942.
1160:Misa, Eriberto Jr. (2000).
651:said daily in the prison's
576:at the Old Bilibid Prison,
316:wars. As such, BuCor Chief
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2465:Prisons in the Philippines
2363:Philippine National Police
1365:"Liberation of Muntinlupa"
1128:"25,000 Japanese interned"
771:Former Philippine senator
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1873:Philippine Daily Inquirer
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1267:. Tribune. June 28, 1944.
1106:Philippine Daily Inquirer
841:was the commander of the
588:In 1999, Ron Gluckman of
469:Invasion of Lingayen Gulf
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1295:Kasaysayan ng Muntinlupa
1230:Mojica, Proculo (1965).
895:Muntinlupa Sunken Garden
655:chapel; a locale of the
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635:Recreational facilities
213:29,204 (as of 2022)
175:14.3816361; 121.0294583
122:Show map of Philippines
2398:Philippine Coast Guard
1904:March 9, 2012, at the
1418:IAFOR Research Archive
843:Japanese Imperial Army
793:Claudio Teehankee, Jr.
775:was imprisoned by the
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703:On September 5, 1991,
671:Educational facilities
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501:Japanese war criminals
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2249:CPDRC Dancing Inmates
2143:." February 24, 2004.
1927:The Newsflash Website
1923:Robin Padilla Is Free
1899:A Wedding Behind Bars
1869:"The blood of a poet"
1378:Castaneda, Generoso.
1345:Gilbuena, Francisco.
1326:Castaneda, Generoso.
857:on February 23, 1946.
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307:Department of Justice
303:Bureau of Corrections
247:Gregorio Catapang Jr.
237:Bureau of Corrections
2136:" February 27, 2004.
2129:" February 24, 2004.
2122:" February 24, 2004.
1910:The Asiaweek Website
1780:on December 11, 2007
862:2020 Tarlac shooting
795:, the son of former
677:elementary education
530:Contemporary history
293:is the main insular
233:Special Action Force
2085:. Praeger. p.
2079:Jay Taylor (1976).
1412:De Viana, Augusto.
1245:Misa, Eriberto Jr.
1208:Misa, Eriberto Jr.
1189:Misa, Eriberto Jr.
783:Japanese Occupation
731:for Literature who
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2234:New Bilibid Prison
1759:The Prison Journal
839:Tomoyuki Yamashita
826:, former mayor of
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900:Naval Base Manila
855:Los Baños, Laguna
814:Vizconde Massacre
800:Claudio Teehankee
708:Corazon C. Aquino
685:Bachelor's Degree
657:Iglesia ni Cristo
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