In a statement released ahead of the hearing on Friday, Joahna Paula Domingo, a lawyer of one of the alleged victims, said, 'It is our firm belief that the truth regarding the alleged criminal acts of Apollo C Quiboloy and his co-accused will ultimately be disclosed.' This statement emphasizes the commitment of the victims' legal representation to uncovering the reality of the situation and seeking justice for those who suffered abuse.
Davao police chief Colonel Hansel Marantan stated, 'Two of the five alleged sex slavery victims of Quiboloy have already decided to testify against the suspect.' This critical development indicates that the legal proceedings may be significantly impacted by the forthcoming testimonies, potentially providing more context and evidence regarding the serious allegations against Quiboloy.
Colonel Jean Fajardo, a police spokesperson, revealed that the victims were allegedly molested when they were 12 or 13 years old, being told to serve God to earn their passage to heaven through sexual favors. This harrowing detail outlines the nature of the allegations, suggesting a manipulation of faith and vulnerability that adds a disturbing layer to the accusations.
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