THE Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) confirmed that P550,000 was deposited in the account of the self-confessed gunman of veteran radio broadcaster Percival Mabasa or Percy...
THE Anti-Money Laundering Council confirmed that P550,000 was deposited in the account of the self-confessed gunman of veteran radio broadcaster Percival Mabasa or Percy Lapid.
Citing a report by the AMLC, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said P550,000 was deposited by different individuals in three installments within three weeks into the account of Joel Escorial.He said the National Bureau of Investigation will present additional details details about the case on Monday.Escorial surrendered to authorities and claimed he was paid P550,000 to kill Lapid.
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