The Muntinlupa Bliss Scandal: A Tale of Deception, Corruption, and Betrayal - Part 1: The Web of Deceit
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But walking through the Bliss site today, you hear the whispers. Families who held "Certificate of Patch Correction" are still receiving eviction threats from private security guards hired by the new occupants. The "amusement park mogul" now owns 15 units under the names of his drivers. And the IT consultant? He died in a motorcycle accident in Quezon Province last December. The police report says "road debris." The residents say "loose ends." Adults turn a broken speaker into a party
It is critical to note that these types of "scandal" videos often involve non-consensual sexual content or the exploitation of minors, both of which are serious crimes under Philippine law (such as the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009 and the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act).
How could families with 20-year-old rental receipts suddenly become trespassers? The answer lies in what insiders call "The Patch."