(Up Date November 7, 2008) Elected officials routinely hire killers to murder, usually other officials.

It is very common for police to commit murder and rarer still when they are arrested. Usually when they are being protected is because higher-ups ordered them to murder someone. Lots of murders of elected officials under the watch of Senior superintendent Isagani Nerez during his stay as director of Pangasinan Province. Strange indeed, it is. So strange that we know he was behind most of the murders. The news media also know this, but want to stay alive by not reporting the truth.

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Lauro Crisostomo Reyes, the criminal shown here, was admitted to the Bar May 11, 1979 roll number 28961. Makati, Metro Manila.

This Criminal was simply transferred to Mindanao after denying human rights to a number of those he arrested without warrants. He kidnapped them including two Americans. Until this protection of criminal elements inside the N.B. I. the corruption will continue as before and NEVER end!

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in The Philippine Islands is the equivalent of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation. In many areas of The Philippine Islands the NBI hires, works with, and uses killers as hired guns to eliminate people interfering with their money-making scams and operations. Then many times eliminates the killers to "Clean up society".

Many men in the Philippine NBI have received some training in America. Also they and other police-types have or will receive some CIA training also. In the mean-time they attend the "workshops" put on by CIA personnel in large cities of The Philippine Islands. Clarkfield is a favorite for these "workshops on terrorism".

Attorney C. Reyes' abuse of power as the almost permanent NBI Head for all of Pampanga province, North of Manila is only normal for the NBI operating in the whole country.

The story of this criminal, Lauro Crisostomo Reyes, the acting head of the National Bureau of Investigation of Pampanga, headquartered on Clark Airbase barged into a pub with a number of his NBI agents in October of 2006.

The acting NBI director and his men were dressed in black military fatigues and most carried M16 automatic military weapons.

They came in, with papers that were 18 months old, looking for an underage girl working in the bar. A year and a half before when the pub owner discovered the girl's mother had lied about the young girl's age, he called the mother who came and got her.

What Lauro C. Reyes and his men were really after was the excuse to extort money so the NBI men could have extra money for a good Christmas.

The NBI agents for ALL areas of The Philippine Islands use heavy-handed methods to get extra money at Easter and near Christmas, from every business that is considered in their turf. Accordingly round school tuition times, Christmas and Easter (to give money to their Catholic church) the N.B. I. and police are using roadblocks everywhere, using raids and more set-ups to get the extra expense monies they feel due them.

Years and years ago outside Clark Airbase there were running gun battles between police groups who were fighting over whose turf certain sections of the red-light district belonged to.

Once inside the bar National Bureau acting Head for Pampanga Province, agent Lauro C. Reyes and his black-clad goons proceeded to shout and act roughly toward the occupants and workers all the while waving and pointing their M16s in a very threatening and dramatic manner. The man running the bar called the bar and pub association president, a 68 year old American James Dale to come and observe.

When Mr. James Dale (A well-known red light district bar owner) arrived he was questioned by a shouting Lauro C. Reyes who then had him and all of the bar workers arrested and hauled half a kilometer into their headquarters inside Clark Airfield. It is routine in the P.I. for police types to kidnap people.

The women were placed in a room and the NBI agents proceeded to rough them up. They were forced to sign papers that admitted to crimes and additionally papers saying they had been treated well. These papers with charges were already typed before the false arrests were made!

On the way to the NBI headquarters Mr. James Dale asked for his confiscated cell phone to call a Presidential advisor. The NBI (acting) head became more angry and turned slapping the old man saying, "What, call who? You do not know him. What does he look like?"

As Mr. Dale started his description while handling his cell phone he was interrupted by the NBI head who said, "What? That Fat Pig? He has no power. I do not fear him." Then the Acting N.B.I. director slapped Mr. Dale.

The two white men were taken and threatened with the NBI men waving their weapons and asked to sign documents admitting to crimes. They refused. In the meantime the older American man had reached the wife of the Presidential advisor and Lauro C. Reyes was having second thoughts about what he had said and was currently doing.

It seems that the Presidential advisor was out of town but his wife assured the older man that her husband would call ASAP.

Later the cabinet minister did call, but was told that the acting NBI directed was not there. Attorney Lauro C. Reyes, acting head of the NBI for Pampanga Province had cleared out of Dodge. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

The two white men were placed in a dark cell and left for the night, even though the Presidential advisor had told the NBI agents to release them.

In the early morning the two white men were taken out of the cell, but were told to sign papers that said they had been treated fairly. They signed them knowing they could tell the Presidential advisor the truth. They were released.

A few days later the Presidential advisor whom Lauro C. Reyes had called a "Fat pig", traveled to Angeles City to question all involved.

The women, who were brutalized into signing documents, admitting to nonexistent crimes rescinded their signed documents and told the truth to the cabinet minister.

The two white men told the truth.

Acting NBI head for the province was called in and questioned closely and lost his position. He was told he would be reassigned in a few weeks and he was reprimanded.

In a civilized society the man would have not been reassigned, but lost his job and sent to prison, and successfully sued in court, but not in The Philippine Islands. This man is still a member in good standing of the Integrated Bar of the Philippine Islands. Why is he still a member, we want to know?

Instead of being disbarred for administering torture, false arrest and detention, kidnapping, abuse of power, or tried as the criminal he is, Lauro C. Reyes was assigned to a region 13 as the "Acting Regional Director for the Philippine Islands' National Bureau of Investigation". He is based in an area on the Northeast section of Mindanao Island in 2007.

The official name for this "Region 13" is the Caraga Regional Office (Caraga), National Bureau of Investigation, Butan.

His job title is: Acting Regional Director and the phone number for that office is (085) 815-1005 or (085) 341-5516. Give the loser a call and tell him the American "Good Guys" are concerned he is not making enough money down there, not enough white targets. If he pushes the Moslems too far they may make the world a better place by eliminating this criminal. This criminal, N.B. I. agent Lauro C. Reyes has placed more than one man under the dirt feeling he had "cleaned up society". We think it is his turn now.

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The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group of many, especially in Baguio City and Pangasinan Province, are nothing more than shake-down artists, illegal gambling-proceeds-couriers for higher officials, protectors of drug-lords, "protection money" collectors, and a hundreds other illegal ways to steal, extort, and make money.

The motto of this Baguio City, group of criminals (C.I.D.G.) is, "We Seek The Truth". There is some truth to that motto. If they can find the truth to any murder, or other crime and the perpetrator is rich, they will protect and misguide any investigation while milking the murderer of his money. Payola, Philippines' Style.

The National bureau of Investigation or any Philippine policeman, only seek truth to make money.

They have dozens of ways separate your money from you.

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And what about the death of Owen Dolan? We believe that Louie Tan knows who did the gruesome murder some years ago in Angeles City, Pampanga province.

The murder of Barry Garrod in 2004 in Angeles is unsolved. The wife and boyfriend, you fools! A single shot into the side of the head. So far they are home free and the police will not do anything to solve it. Not enough incentive ($$$$$$). We do not endorse all opinions of this link, but we think a Philipino speaking would have some benefit.

CIDG, NATIONAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGTION, NEW PEOPLES' ARMY, PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE and their total disregard for the laws they are to observe.

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Forty-one murders are mentioned onward

Most Americans, and many other nationalities, that live in The Philippine Islands, live in Angeles City, Pampanga province, outside Clark Airfield. More situations we shall place on this web site will be from this area due to this fact.

Francis the Korean: The murder and cover-up

Francis, a Korean male karate-practitioner and instructor was murdered in early 2007 when he was on the very verge of being paid hundreds of thousands for negotiating a deal for a wealthy group of Koreans to purchase the golf and country club located on Clark Airbase.

The Koreans bringing the final papers and bank drafts were in the air on their way into Manila while the murderers killed Francis. Upon landing they were informed of his murder and promptly left. More than fifty other Koreans left Angeles City and a few from other places.

The golf course had been previously bought by Philipinos on time payments and they were already so many months behind that their ownership was in default. They had Francis murdered by policemen brought in from another area.

This move forces the real owners to take the ones in default to court and be hung-up there for up to a decade or longer. In the meantime the defaulting Philipinos still make money from the course and never make another payment whilst the courts decide it all!

The Korean embassy has asked for police help, but have run into a dead-end. The police know something the Koreans are as of yet unable to discover. That's why the Korean embassy hasn't received an affirmative answer. The Philipinos who were in default are the ones who hired the police to do the murder.

Francis made a good showing of himself. There were bruises and cuts all over his arms and legs. The next days there were a few policemen who were badly bruised upon showing up for work.

We would say to the Korean Embassy these few words to help you. The Philipino policeman, that the American embassy told you to contact for help in Pampanga province a few years ago, remember? He does know who ordered and who performed the murder. We hope you take this information and find justice..............good luck.

U. S. citizen murdered by the police

In Angeles City, outside of Clark Airbase, a U. S. Citizen was murdered in the shot with M-16s (Police and military of the Philippine Islands' Government are the only ones to use the M-16). The U. S. embassy knows their Philipino helpers ordered the murder, but will not touch him because he is a big help to the embassy in other matters. The sniper was from Camp Olivas in San Fernando, Pampanga.

He was allowed to freely murder a U. S. citizen because his help is considered invaluable. He ordered his underlings to do the hit.

When it comes to Philippine Islands' government death squads murdering citizens, the hypocrisy of the U. S. Embassy is easily seen when the U. S. Department of State officials (The foggy-bottom boys) "offered to investigate". The foggy-bottom boys already know who is behind the murders going on under the present administration. To top it off all of the U. S. citizens are left to become casualties as they are literally kidnapped by police and attorneys using the corrupt Philippine Islands' judicial system.

Colin Powell flew to Russia in an attempt to gain freedom for a Russian who was found guilty, but will not help a religious worker who was charged on trumped-up charges when he visited The Philippine Islands. The U. S. Embassy will investigate to help whoremongers in Angeles City, but will not help the religious worker. Strange embassy we believe.

The Philippine Islands' government has the U. S. government in a tough place and will not stop squeezing. U. S. officials so earnestly want to deal a death blow to the Moslem extremists that they allow themselves to be pulled and pushed into deserting all U. S. citizens. And they clearly have deserted them all. The Philipinos are experts at manipulating U. S. officials and through the last 110 years have honed it to perfection just as they quickly learned to survive under the brutal Spaniards for hundreds of years.

Thirty six murders by the police, the clean-up in Kalinga

This similar situation happened in the small township of Rizal and surrounding area, Kalinga (Northern Luzon) with a man working for the National Bureau of Investigation. This well-know criminal provided information of the criminal happenings in the area and was allowed to hire out as a contract killer, as a side job, with the approval of the N.B. I. That is . . . until a new police chief (Ramos from Bulacan) came into town on orders of a very high ranking official in the Presidential Palace. This same man was stationed for 2 months at Station 4 on Fields Avenue in Angeles City, outside Clark airfield!

Before Ramos left town his "strike Force" had killed thirty-six area people, including an attempted hit on a man and woman with their small daughter. The husband died, the mother recovered and the police have made a little girl into a dissident. Some bad guys were cleaned out, but also many poor people who had been previous victims of injustice and were tired of being prey animals for anyone with a gun and power.

Bulacan (A small city an hour north of Manila, has many police who perform murders, directed by which ever administration is currently in power at a given time.)

After so many murders in a remote area drew news media and human rights groups' attention, Ramos basically told ABS-CBN in a telly interview that the criminals being eliminated made society better. He said if these bad-guys had been arrested they would have intimidated witnesses and been free on the streets again. Human Rights people flew in and were present at the telly interview, but nothing was ever done.

He and his "task force" were sent to another area. If any criminals did not get out of Dodge when he arrived at his new posting, they were not smart.

One of the victims in Kalinga province was a man named Amor Gubiangan, a killer-criminal and agent in good standing with the Philippine Islands' National Bureau of Investigation. He was gunned down On March 15, 2006, a few feet from the police station in the small town of Tabuk in broad daylight at 5 p.m., in front of many citizens. As one member of the "task force" walked toward him Amor saw something in the eyes of the "task force" member and went for his gun, but it was too late. The "task force" member (a special operations group policeman working for Ramos) swung his pistol from his back and shot the National Bureau of Investigation man two times in the head. As you may have guessed this, Amor Gubiangan, more than deserved what he got, but many others did not deserve to be murdered.

The citizens are smart enough to forget the face of the task-force member. As a side note, the streets of this small town have been patrolled every night for years by soldiers carrying M-16s and wearing bulletproof vests. The more distance any township (Barangay) is from Manila (The seat of government) the more dangerous and wide-open that town is.

Within one week that N.B. I. office closed down and as of July 2008 has not yet opened again! The new police chief (Ramos) was serving notice to the N.B. I. to stop preying on the people and making money with the criminals! Only they, the police, were to be in charge of running the criminal gangs in Kalinga province, not the Bureau.

Within days the killer's (Amor"s) dad put six feet under by the strike-force to insure no retribution from this family of murderers. At least the strike-force were polite enough to allow a safe burial of Amor. Philippine Islands' burial etiquette was followed.

There were so many murders starting after Kalinga provincial director police chief superintendent Pedro Ramos took over that the United Nations got involved. The UN official’s letter furnished also to the Commission on Human Rights (CHR), Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) and Prof. Rodolfo Stavenhagen of the Geneva-based UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedom of Indigenous Peoples also showed her “grave concern over the unabated political killings here in the Philippines.”

Then the prez had her press people release this:

"While President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo already ordered the PNP and the Department of Justice (DOJ) to resolve within three months political killings in the country, the CHRA stressed it was not this directive that led to the identification of the suspects but the "outrage from local and international human rights groups."

Give me a break prez. No one really believes you. you ordered the "clean-up".

During one murder spry the police were in hot pursuit of a van containing the killers, but Kalinga director Pedro Ramos called off the chaise and did not inform the normal area roadblocks to stop the van, assuring the killers got off scott free.

And a few months ago this same Ramos was head of Station four on Fields Avenue for two whole months! He complained to one of our team about being transferred because of corruption, which he fights against, in the officials and generals over him, yet he abetted in so many murders! Hypocrite! Chief Superintendent Pedro Ramos, you are sounding hollow.

A Korea was murdered in Angeles either between 1996 and 1999.

We have conflicting dates on this one. Even we cannot figure it out due to conflicting police reports.

A Korean was murdered in Angeles City, Pampanga because he cheated three business men out of a total of $2,000 worth of goods. The three businesses are still doing business in August of 2007 at the McArthur highway end of Fields Avenue in the red-light district.

They hired the killer for $200. This crime has never been solved, but the same Philipino policeman, the Americans told you about in 2002, can solve this crime also, if he wants to. Just research back to one of the men on the Barangay (village) council (Area village council) that stopped the investigation at the beginning. One of his very close relatives was one of the three that hired the killer to do the job.

Korean businessman murdered in the summer of 2001

This Korean was murdered in Dau, Pampanga province very near Maxx's restaurant, across from the main bus terminal. He was said to have been murdered by a hit-man on a whim for the past rudeness the Korean had displayed toward his Philipino business partner. We do not know how true that is, but we can identify and give the first name of the killer.

We know of a financial reason why his murder helped his Philipino business partner and other Koreans afterwards have been murdered, who had the same Philipino business partner. We can pick the murderer out of police photos or a line-up. We can also pick the Philipino business partner out of a line-up.

The gun used was a 45 caliber automatic with a silencer. One of our men had this gun handed to him the next day, but thinking his fingerprints might be what was wanted he erased them, and handed it back.

We suspect other Korean murders afterwards are tied in to this man's murder. Look at his Philipino business partner.

We repeat, to the Korean embassy,

The Philipino policeman you have called before, about this murder, can solve this crime if he wants to or has the "incentive" to act. Understand the word, "Incentive"? Sure you do.

That Philipino policeman can solve every crime on this page no matter which part of the country the murder occurred in.

The next murder also has this same business partner as the man that sent the text message that led to him being killed.

Another man was discovered near Angeles City, Pampanga laying in knee-high weeds next to a rice field. He was a Philipino.

This murder occurred during the first few days of August 2001.

Look at the victim's cell phone for the answer. He was sent a text message by a friend he knew and trusted. The friend was the one that set him up for the two killers to do the hit.

We have the name of the "friend" that sent the text message. This Philipino friend was not present at the murder, but was picked up later and taken to see the body laying in the weeds close to a rice paddy. The "friend" and two killers did not get the man's cell phone. That is the key to solving this murder.

We can pick the "friend" out of a line-up and one of the two murderers.

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According to a U.S. Department of State report released in March 2006, Philippine Island security forces have been responsible for serious human rights abuses despite the efforts of civilian authorities to control them. The report found that although the government generally respected human rights, some security forces elements—particularly the Philippine National Police—practiced extra judicial killings, vigilantism, disappearances, torture, and arbitrary arrest and detention in their battle against criminals and terrorists. Prison conditions were harsh, and the slow judicial process as well as corrupt police, judges, and prosecutors impaired due process and the rule of law. Besides criminals and terrorists, human rights activists, left-wing political activists, and Muslims were sometimes the victims of improper police conduct. Violence against women and abuse of children remained serious problems, and some children were pressed into slave labor and prostitution

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We want documents, memorandum, and people willing to make affidavits.

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