Accused in Aman Futures scam wants to testify vs Amalilio
By Tetch Torres
One of the accused in the Aman Futures pyramiding scheme wants to become the State witness against the firm’s founder Manuel Amalilio.
One of the accused in the Aman Futures pyramiding scheme wants to become the State witness against the firm’s founder Manuel Amalilio.
The president of the failed Aman Futures Group surfaced Thursday at the Department of Justice (DOJ) to belie accusations he was involved in the P12-billion Ponzi scheme that victimized some 15,000 people in the Visayas and Mindanao.
Twenty one police officers and two fire officers filed syndicated estafa complaint against Aman Futures, the company involved in the biggest Ponzi scheme in the country.
After filing their complaints before the offices of the National Bureau of Investigation and Philippine National Police, the more than 8,000 investors of Aman Futures Group Philippines Inc., still have to wait longer for the filing of charges against operators of the easy-money scheme.
