Forced to admit to being NPA until captors realized they had the wrong man - The Memory Project
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Told to cooperate unless he wanted the same fate as others to befall him - like having to "eat and drink the contents of a toilet bowl and being electrocuted" - a man from Angeles City nevertheless received beatings from members of the Philippine Constabulary when they captured him in 1973.
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