A Fight, a Nightmare: 100 Cockfighters, Missing, Found Dead — And the Billionaire Who Knew But Was Silent?!
Ordinary mornings around Taal Lake suddenly turned into a place of horror and fear when 100 bodies of male cockfighters were found floating, tied up, and bearing signs of violence.

What’s even more horrifying? According to reports — they were all last seen at a private cockfighting event allegedly funded by a prominent billionaire businessman.

But despite mounting evidence and eyewitness accounts…

👉 The billionaire has denied it.

🐓 Cockfighting Behind Yachts and Alcohol
According to insiders, the private cockfighting event was held on an island near Talisay, Batangas — exclusively for VIP bettors, most of whom have connections to drug and smuggling syndicates.

Several employees released screenshots of invitations and videos of the event, where some of the victims can be seen — still happily betting, with alcohol in hand and alive.

Two days later…

They were all dead.

🕵️ Witness: “We were chosen – Join, or Follow.”

A witness, who gave the name “Joel”, fled the event and revealed the truth:

“The high rollers were arguing. Someone was cheated on the bet. Later that night, armed men arrived — like a private army. We were all gathered together… and one by one they asked us whose side we were on.”

He added that some of the thugs refused to cooperate with the group of a billionaire personality. The next day, they were gone.

💰 The Billionaire ‘Boss’ — A Businessman or a Lord of Death?

Although not named in the official report, speculation is rife on social media. A well-known businessman with businesses in real estate, online cockfighting, and logistics is implicated.

What’s even more surprising? There is footage that claims he was at the event itself.

But in a press statement, he said:

“I had nothing to do with it. I was not in Batangas at the time. All this is slander against my name.”

But several netizens released a geotagged photo of him in the Taal area on the same day.

🚔 PNP & NBI: Is There a Cover-Up?

Despite the growing public outcry, the investigation seems to be slow. There are reports that the crime scene was not processed immediately, and some autopsy reports have been “lost.”

The families of the victims, angry and hungry for justice:

“My son, he was just a simple sabangero. Not a criminal. Why were they thrown away like trash?”

🧨 Public Outrage: “Sabung, Sabwatán, and Patayan – When Will It Stop?”
On social media, the hashtag is trending:
#JusticeFor100Sabungeros
#TaalMassacreCoverUp

Popular personalities, such as Angel Locsin and Vice Ganda, have also called for justice. Even some senators have filed a resolution for a Senate Probe.

Sen. Raffy Tulfo:

“This is not an accident. This is not an isolated case. This is a massacre under a powerful system. And we will not allow this to pass without justice!”

🕯️ A Nightmare That Should Wake Everyone Up
The story of the 100 sabungeros is not just a crime — it is a symbol of how greed, power, and lies can erase the lives of a hundred Filipinos… and how the silence of a few is as heavy as a gun to the head.

The question now:
Who wins this cockfight—and who will be the next to lose?