Alias 'Totoy' new claim: "May patong na ako sa ulo P50 million"

• In an interview with Cheryl Cosim, alias "Totoy" claimed that there's already a 50 million pesos bounty on his head
• Totoy also said that he will be naming police officers who were allegedly involved in his exposé about the missing "sabungeros"
• He also said that the alleged mastermind took in some accomplices who will be pointing him as the mastermind behind everything instead
• When Cosim asked him who were the police officers involved in the crime, Totoy said he will be asking his lawyer first since it's a very sensitive matter

In an interview with Cheryl Cosim, alias "Totoy" alleged that a 50 million peso bounty has already been placed on his head.

Totoy also shared that he is planning to name the police officers who were allegedly involved in his exposé about the missing "sabungeros."

He further claimed that the alleged mastermind had brought in accomplices who would instead point fingers at him as the main person behind the entire crime.

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When Cosim asked for the names of the police officers involved, Totoy responded that he would first consult with his lawyer since the matter is highly sensitive.

He said, he must expose who these people are, because there would be people walking around his residence (pertaining to his safety).

Totoy also said there have been drones flying around his area and that there's already a 50 million pesos bounty on his head.

In the Philippines, the term "patong sa ulo" refers to a bounty or reward offered for the capture or killing of a person, usually someone wanted by authorities or involved in a high-profile crime.

It literally means "price on the head."

The Department of Justice is still evaluating Totoy’s claims. As of this writing, no formal charges have been filed based on Totoy’s statements.

In response, the accused party’s camp has maintained that the allegations lack any factual basis.

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Representatives for the accusesd released a statement reaffirming their confidence in the ongoing investigations and dismissed Totoy’s claims as unfounded.

They further revealed plans to file a formal complaint affidavit later today, Thursday, at the Mandaluyong City Prosecutor’s Office—not only against Totoy but also naming an additional individual believed to be involved in spreading the accusations.

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In a previous report by KAMI, the 34 missing "sabungeros" who were believed to be already dead were buried in Taal Lake, according to one of the suspects. "Totoy," one of the six security guards at Manila Arena, also confessed in an interview with Emil Sumangil of GMA 7's '24 Oras,' that the victims were strangled to death. He also revealed that not only the missing sabungeros were buried there, but allegedly, also some drug lords, according to Totoy. Totoy wanted to be a state witness to help the families of the victims in seeking justice.

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Prior to this news, an individual identified as “Totoy,” who is accused of the kidnapping of the missing “sabungeros,” has reportedly confessed that the victims are dead and has offered to expose the alleged mastermind. “Totoy” claims the missing sabungeros were killed by strangling them with tie wire. “Totoy” asserts that the number of individuals killed in connection to cockfighting could be close to 100, far exceeding the officially recognized 34 missing sabungeros. Justice Secretary Crispin Remulla will evaluate “Totoy’s” statements, while the PNP and NBI have expressed readiness to provide witness protection as he prepares to submit a sworn affidavit.

Source: KAMI.com.gh