Interview Segment Mentions Alleged Deliveries

Another portion of the interview involving individuals identifying themselves as former members of the Philippine Marine Corps has surfaced online.

In this segment, one of the former Marines claimed that he personally participated in deliveries to the residence of former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV.

According to his statement during the interview, the deliveries were made in envelopes and paper bags.

“Nag-deliver po ako sa residence ni former Senator Trillanes… dalawang envelope.”

He said he did not personally count the contents of the envelopes because that responsibility allegedly belonged to individuals he referred to as account executives (AEs).

“Driver bodyguard lang kami sir… yung mga AE ang nagbibilang ng pera.”

Claim About Who Received the Delivery

The former Marine stated that when they arrived at the residence, the envelopes were reportedly brought inside the house by a person he identified as Mark Teksai, whom he described as an associate or assistant connected to their employer.

According to him, he had visited the location twice.

He added that he recognized the residence partly because one of the bodyguards there was someone he said he knew personally.

Additional Claim of Larger Deliveries

During the interview, the former Marine also claimed that another delivery allegedly involved multiple suitcases.

He stated that in one instance, six suitcases were reportedly brought during a visit to the same residence.

“Yung pangalawa po anim na maleta.”

He said another associate was present during that delivery.

Mention of Media Personality

The discussion also briefly mentioned a media personality identified as Joey de Guzman, whom the former Marine said he once drove as part of his duties.

He indicated that he worked as a driver for this individual at one point, though the interview did not provide further details regarding any alleged transactions.

Statements About Personal Frustration

Toward the latter part of the discussion, the former Marine expressed frustration with what he described as public denials regarding the allegations.

He said that watching such denials on television made him feel upset because he believed the statements he was making were true.

He also spoke about his past involvement in the Magdalo movement, explaining that he had supported its anti-corruption stance at the time.

According to him, the experience had personal consequences for his career in the military.

Allegations Remain Unverified

As with other segments of the interview series, the claims remain unverified allegations.

No documents, photographs, or independent evidence were presented during the interview to confirm the statements.

The individuals mentioned in the interview have not publicly responded to these specific claims at the time of writing.

Authorities have also not issued official statements regarding the matter.

The interview continues to circulate online and has sparked discussions among viewers about the broader issues raised in the testimony.

📖 Bible Reflection (Politikanta Minute Style)

📖 Luke 12:2

“There is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed, or hidden that will not be made known.”

Truth has a way of emerging in time.