Quote from: hyudien on July 08, 2025, 01:45:04 PM

Quote from: bisdak40 on July 08, 2025, 03:18:42 AM

This case for me is very complicated. Though the whistleblower already came out and told authorities what he knew but i doubt that this case will stand in court as he has no solid evidence, all he had is "hearsay". Though i believed that he was saying the truth but in our court , saying the truth is not enough but should have a solid evidence to pin down those who committed the crime.

This case occurred in 2021 and this year the case has resurfaced because of the confession from Patidongan who is the head of security for the e-sabong operator, which is enough to prove that there has indeed been a murder and we should be grateful because justice still exists for the victims. Indeed, if brought to court it will not be enough to reveal who the mastermind behind this cruelty is because of the lack of evidence, but I heard that the victims were dumped in Taal Lake, if law enforcement can collect evidence there then I think there is still hope. Hopefully cruelty like this will not happen again.

As far as I know, gambling fraud is always punished very severely in many countries. Therefore, I am not at all surprised by this incident.

I don't know who to believe in this situation, as the Philippines is a very corrupt country where everyone acts in their own interests. Therefore, it is quite possible to assume that these murders are simply being disguised as fraud. In reality, it may be a redistribution of spheres of influence related to cockfighting.