The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte has sparked discussions about her possible involvement in an alleged assassination threat against President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr.and his family.

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) BARMM Regional Director Jeremy Lotoc testified that Sara, as the second-highest government official and daughter of former President Rodrigo Duterte, possesses the capability to carry out such actions.

Lotoc emphasized her father's ongoing ICC case for crimes against humanity related to extrajudicial killings, suggesting this background could influence her potential role.Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian challenged Lotoc's assertion, questioning whether being Vice President alone justifies such capabilities.

The testimony comes amid debates about the legal and ethical implications of Sara's position in the context of her father's international criminal charges.The trial underscores tensions within Philippine politics, balancing accountability for past actions with current governance responsibilities.

Key points include the ICC case against Duterte, the impeachment proceedings' legal framework, and the public scrutiny of high-profile political figures.The discussion highlights the complexities of power dynamics and justice in a democratic system.