NBI, ibinunyag na may "third" Alice Guo fingerprint na hawak nila ngayon

- The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has revealed that it is already looking at another fingerprint of an "Alice Guo"

- This time around, it was from a record in 2005

- In GMA's report, it revealed that there was an Alice Guo who secured a clearance in 2005

- The result of the fingerprint is set to be released within the day

The NBI has revealed that they now have in their hands a third set of fingerprints of still an Alice Guo.

This time, the record was from the year 2005.

According to the NBI director Jaime Santiago, the alien certificate registration of Alice Guo filed with them was in 2006.

They also revealed that Alice Guo secured a clearance in 2021 and there was also an Alice Guo who got a clearance in 2005.

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He revealed the aforementioned details during a press conference on Wednesday.

“Meron pang isang Alice Guo na kumuha ng clearance in 2005. Remember that yung [alien certificate of registration] niya na naka-file sa amin is 2006. Kumuha si Alice Guo 2021 ng clearance. Merong kumuha ng clearance 2005, Alice Guo din,” Santiago explained.

Anytime within the day, the results of the fingerprint will be released.

Alice Leal Guo is the Mayor of the Municipality of Bamban, Tarlac. She won as mayor during the national elections in 2022. She became known nationwide after her name was dragged into the ongoing Senate investigations regarding Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations or (POGO) and the alleged proliferation of illegal immigrants. Her name has been the subject of many online memes since then.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh