What The Government Found On The Bank Account Of De Lima's Ex-Driver Will Make Your Blood Boil
Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre III disclosed on Thursday that a bank account which belongs to Sen. Leila De Lima's former driver has allegedly received millions of pesos from the senator herself when she was still the Justice Secretary.
This revelation came from De Lima's former employee, Jonathan “Jong” Caranto, who wrote on his affidavit that the senator had instructed him to deposit millions of pesos to the bank account of Ronnie Dayan several times before.
“Binibigyan daw sya (Caranto) ng pera ni De Lima para ideposit dun sa account ni Dayan,” Aguirre told reporters after attending a Senate hearing.
Aside from saying that there was a bank account under Dayan’s name, Aguirre could not provide other details pending further investigation.
Asked how the account would be linked to De Lima when it was not under her name, Aguirre said, “Hindi pa nga tapos yung investigation namin so tingnan natin kung paaano mali-link, kung mali-link ba yun sa kanya o hindi.”
Caranto was one of two employees who had allegedly executed affidavits against her senator. The two are willing to undergo a lie detector test to prove their allegations.
Aguirre reiterated that there are other people who would come out and speak about the alleged corruption inside the National Bilibid Prison.
Source: Inquirer
This revelation came from De Lima's former employee, Jonathan “Jong” Caranto, who wrote on his affidavit that the senator had instructed him to deposit millions of pesos to the bank account of Ronnie Dayan several times before.
“Binibigyan daw sya (Caranto) ng pera ni De Lima para ideposit dun sa account ni Dayan,” Aguirre told reporters after attending a Senate hearing.
Aside from saying that there was a bank account under Dayan’s name, Aguirre could not provide other details pending further investigation.
Asked how the account would be linked to De Lima when it was not under her name, Aguirre said, “Hindi pa nga tapos yung investigation namin so tingnan natin kung paaano mali-link, kung mali-link ba yun sa kanya o hindi.”
Caranto was one of two employees who had allegedly executed affidavits against her senator. The two are willing to undergo a lie detector test to prove their allegations.
Aguirre reiterated that there are other people who would come out and speak about the alleged corruption inside the National Bilibid Prison.
Source: Inquirer
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