
Three businessmen named in note with severed feet deny smuggling
The bag containing the severed feet and the message that came with it.*Romeo Subaldo photoThree businessmen named in a note attached to two severed human feet left at a gasoline station at CL Montelibano Avenue in Bacolod City denied being smugglers on Thursday, March 30.The message printed on a white paper said “Smuggler Agnus Botones, Atty. Rafael Ocampo, Mark Efren, protector Natnat”.Ocampo, Botones and Efren, who are motorcycle buddies, issued separate statements denying the accusation.“I am a practicing lawyer and I do not need to resort to smuggling to earn a living. Rest assured that the authorities can expect full cooperation from my end," Ocampo said."Since there are no clear allegations, I could only surmise that it is about fuel smuggling,” Ocampo said.Oc...









