MANILA – A man claiming to be “Bikoy” surfaced on Monday with repeated allegations of illegal drug trade against President Rodrigo Duterte’s son Paolo Duterte, son-in-law Manases Carpio and senatorial candidate Christopher “Bong” Go.
Peter Joemel Advincula surfaced before the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) seeking legal assistance as he claimed receiving threats for allegations against the Dutertes.
“Nagdesisyon akong lumabas dahil merong banta sa aking buhay at dahil sa tawag ng konsensya,” Advincula said. “Nang napalaya ako noong 2016, inisip kong magbagong buhay at makahanap ng trabaho na legal at marangal.”
“Ngunit sa kasamaang palad, namukhaan ako ni Go sa isang pagtitipon. Simula noon ay ginigipit na ako,” he added. “Handa po akong humarap sa anumang imbestigasyon upang patotohanan ang lahat ng lumabas sa video serye.”
Advincula insisted younger Duterte and Go have dragon tattoos on their backs, which he claimed he scanned to determine the monthly ‘tara’ they will receive from Hong Kong-based syndicates.
“Kami sa Transmitting and Facilitating team ng Vitaplus ang naghahanda ng monthly ‘tara’ – isang internal document ng sindikato kung saan nakalista ang monthly allocation ng mga principals ng sindikato,” Advincula said.
“Bahagi po ng gawain ng aming team ay ang pag-scan ng mga codes na nakaukit sa tattoo ng mga senior members ng sindikato tulad nina Paolo Duterte at Bong Go,” he added.
“Pinapadala ito sa financial controller na nakabase sa Hong Kong upang ma-validate ang transaksyon,” he said. “Ilang beses din akong nag-scan sa code ng tattoo ni Go at Paolo kaya tinitiyak ko na may dragon tattoo sila sa likod.”
Advincula denied any links to opposition candidates “Otso Diretso” and Rodel Jayme, a website administrator of Metrobalita who was arrested recently for sharing “Ang Totoong Narcolist” videos.
IBP lawyer June Ambrosio clarified Advincula is not yet an official client as they are evaluating his means and the merits of his case. /PN
