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Updated June 18, 2025 9:29pm
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) said it is open to looking at the claims made by a whistleblower of the missing sabungeros case.
In Saleema Refran’s “24 Oras” report on Wednesday, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said he wants to meet Alias “Totoy,” who is also one of the suspects in the case of the sabungeros who went missing four years ago.
“Titingnan ko lang kung ang kanyang sinasabi at yung sinasabi ng ibang testigo ay kapareho sa mga nakarating sa ating tanggapan,” Remulla said.
(I will check if his statements are similar with the testimonies from other witnesses that my office has received.)
Even if he is one of the suspects, the DOJ said it will check how Totoy will contribute to the case.
“Pwede naman siyang pumunta rito at bibigyan namin siya ng pansin at binibuild up pa namin ang kaso pero malapit na. Malapit na,” Remulla said.
(We can still accommodate him since we’re still building up the case. We’re almost done.)
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Totoy, one of the accused in the kidnapping case told the loved ones of some of the victims, said the missing sabungeros or cockfight watchers who disappeared four years ago are already dead.
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