Apollo Quiboloy. Photo from DILG Sec. Abalos/FACEBOOK PAGE
MANILA, Philippines – Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) founder Apollo Quiboloy allegedly assured his teenaged sexual abuse victims that they remain “pure” and “intact” because of they got intimate with “God’s spirit.”
“Hindi ko alam kung paano ko sasabihin dito na ang sinasabi di umano, pagkatapos gamitin di umano, ni Pastor Quiboloy itong mga bata, ang sinasabi sa kanila ay they are still pure, intact pa rin yung kanilang pagkababae dahil ang nakipagtalik sa kanila ay espiritu ng Diyos,” Philippine National Police Spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo Fajardo said in a press conference, citing the testimonies of another batch of purported victims.
(After sex, Quiboloy allegedly told them that their womanhood is still pure and intact because they got intimate with the spirit of God,)
Fajardo said the victims—some as young as 12 and 13 years old—are reportedly bound by a code of secrecy.
Quiboloy also allegedly warned the victims that an “Angel of death” will get them if they break this vow.
“Takot yung mga bata, dahil they are being threatened na hahabulin sila ng Angels of death if they break the code of secrecy,” Fajardo said.
(The children are being threatened that Angels of death will go after them of they break the code of secrecy.)
Some of these supposed victims approached the police during the operation at the KJC compound in Davao City to arrest Quiboloy, Fajardo said on Wednesday.
Minors as young as 12 years old allegedly experienced sexual abuse at the hands of Quiboloy, according to the PNP, which released additional details on the latest victims who reported their ordeal.
Quiboloy and four of his subordinates, Jackielyn Roy, Ingrid Canada, Cresente Canada and Sylvia Cemanes, were arrested last Sept. 8 at the KJC compound.
They are detained at the PNP Custodial Center in Quezon City.
Another Quiboloy subordinate, Paulene Canada, was arrested in July.
Quibiloy and his five co-accused are facing child abuse cases before the Davao City and Pasig City court.