A potentially game-changing video of Atong Ang has surfaced, showing him in a secretive meeting just days before several sabungeros mysteriously disappeared. The footage, leaked by a former insider, has now become key evidence in the ongoing investigation — and authorities are preparing to launch a full-scale underwater search in Taal Lake, where human remains have previously been found.

“This is no longer circumstantial. The timeline is matching. The lake may hold the truth — and we’re going in,” said an NBI official.

🎞 What’s in the Video?

The video, allegedly taken using a hidden phone camera by a former logistics staffer, shows:

Atong Ang in a private residence, seated with at least three unidentified men

A whiteboard behind them with names and dates — some believed to match sabungeros who later went missing

Audio snippets where Atong is heard saying:

“Ayusin niyo na ‘yan bago pa lumaki.”

“’Wag kayong mag-alala, may mag-aasikaso diyan.”

Although the video is blurry and voice-altered for safety, voice analysis and context strongly suggest authenticity, and investigators are treating it as a “critical link” in building their case.

🛥 Taal Lake Dive Operation: “We’re Going Back In”

Following the video leak, the NBI, PNP Maritime Group, and DOJ have jointly announced that they will resume dive operations in Taal Lake, focusing on new GPS coordinates and locations mentioned by the witness connected to the video.

What’s expected:

Underwater drones with thermal and sonar scanners

K9-assisted surface searches

Dive teams trained in forensic body recovery

“We’ve already found bones. This time, we’re looking for the rest — full evidence, maybe even digital devices, weapons, or clothing,” said a marine forensics expert.

🧩 The Timeline: Video vs. Disappearances

The video’s timestamp was reportedly two days before the last known public appearance of a sabungero from Quezon. This aligns with:

Testimonies from a former kasambahay, who saw men loaded into vans

GPS records showing late-night vehicle movement toward Taal Lake

Physical evidence — including shoes and IDs — recovered from the lake earlier this year

🔥 Public Reaction: “The Puzzle Pieces Are Coming Together”

Filipinos across social media erupted:

“Video na, saksi na, buto na — anong kulang pa?”

“Atong, explain this!”

“PBBM, wag nyo pong hayaang mabalewala ito!”

Trending hashtags:
#VideoNiAtong, #TaalLakeDive, #JusticeForSabungeros, #ExposeTheMastermind

🗣 DOJ: “Charges May Come Faster Than Expected”

DOJ Secretary Boying Remulla confirmed that the video is now being used in tandem with the lake evidence and whistleblower testimonies.

“If the dive produces new materials linked to the men in the video, we’ll be ready to file multiple charges — including murder and obstruction of justice.”

🕯 Families Speak Out: “This Is What We’ve Been Waiting For”

For the families of the missing sabungeros, the video confirms what they’ve long believed — that the disappearances weren’t random.

“Planado ito. At ngayon, may pruweba na. Sana sa pagsisid na ito, makita na namin ang buong katotohanan,” said a grieving mother.

🧠 Final Word: The Lake Knows the Truth

With video, bones, and witnesses all pointing in the same direction, justice may finally surface. The dive into Taal Lake is no longer just about recovering bodies — it’s about exposing the whole truth.

And if the video is accurate, the mastermind may already be in frame.