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Jinggoy Estrada Reveals Who Helped Alice Guo’s PH Escape

jinggoy estrada reveals who helped alice guos ph escape

Senate President Pro Tempore Jinggoy Estrada shared details regarding the individual who helped Bamban, Tarlac mayor Alice Guo. The senator added that this foreigner is a “holder of five passports.” 

The said details are just a few of what Estrada was able to share as Guo was uncooperative during the Senate committee on women and children’s inquiry. Jinggoy Estrada, alongside Committee chair Senator Risa Hontiveros, continuously questioned Guo.

One of the questions Estrada and Hontiveros inquired about is the name and identity of the facilitator who provided her with the vessel to escape the country. Alice Guo said she was unsure if the owner and the facilitator of the yacht were the same person.



When Jinggoy Estrada told Guo to write down the names of the people who helped her escape, she refused to respond. She then requested not to publicize the names if she did, citing safety reasons. 

“Do not tell the senators what to do with the information. Pinagbibigyan ka namin isulat sa papel,” Hontiveros responded to the request.

When Guo reiterated about the alleged death threats. Hontiveros responded: “Nauubos na ‘yung pasensya namin.”

When Guo responded that she wanted to say the names of those who helped her, Estrada cut her off. 



“Gustong gusto mo pala i-discuss, e di sabihin mo. Nakakapikon ka na. Nakakagigil ka na,” Estrada responded.

Despite being assured by Risa Hontiveros about her safety under the Philippine National Police, Guo still refuses to answer. In addition to the mentioned progress, Jinggoy Estrada added that the person that Guo willingly identified is now in Taiwan.



Alice Guo left the Philippines on July 17th following the order of her arrest. She was brought back to the country last week after she was arrested and deported from Indonesia. 

Authorities linked her to a raided Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) hub in Bamban and other cases, including money laundering and alleged connections with Chinese criminal syndicates.


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