Twist in case of California activist gun down by Filipino military at ‘terror’ camp — as friends flip the script

Source: New York Post

A southern California activist — who was recently killed by the Filipino military at a “terror” camp — was in the Philippines doing humanitarian work, according to those closest to him. Friends and family of Lyle Prijoles said that he was part of a group that traveled back and forth to the country to advocate for underserved communities in the Philippines, and not a member of a far-left terrorist group killed in an armed military encounter, as the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) claimed. Two Americans, Prijoles, a 40-year-old from Mira Mesa, and Kai Dana-Rene Sorem, 26, were among 19 people recently killed during a raid on a militant communist hideout in the Philippines.