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Broadcast journalist Julius Babao will expose the modus operandi of a syndicate that collects and sells free medicines from politicians this Monday (September 2) in “Bistado.”
“Bistado” has monitored and documented how the group operates for two weeks and found out that it can easily steal medicines by faking medical documents. Will the group finally pay for its mischief?
Twenty-five-year old “Liza” shares to broadcast journalist Julius Babao the nightmare that happened to her seven years ago, when an entrusted friend drugged her, brought her into a motel, and sexually abused her this Monday (June 3) in “Pinoy True Stories: Bistado.”
After many years of feeling helpless and isolating herself due to depression, Liza finds some spark of hope as Julius, together with authorities, hunts down suspect Samuel Mamerto.
Broadcast journalist Julius Babao exposes the violent acts done by a fraternity in Pangasinan to its neophytes that happen to include minors this Monday (Mar 25) in “Pinoy True Stories: Bistado.”
One of the victims of this brutality is 14-year-old Joseph who, at that time, hid it from his parents.
The parents only learned about it when a video showing a group of teenagers physically abusing young boys went viral online. A concerned friend told Joseph’s parents that that their son was among those boys in the video, which prompted the father to confront his son. Joseph tried to deny it but the bruises found on his body can no longer hide the truth.
Why did he join a fraternity? How will Julius save the young boy?
Don’t miss the full story in “Pinoy True Stories: Bistado” this Monday (March 25), 4:45 p.m. on ABS-CBN. For updates on the program, visit www.abs-cbnnews.com/currentaffairs.
Watch the other “Pinoy True Stories” produced by ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs, such as “Engkwentro” with Karen Davila every Tuesday, “Saklolo” with Maan Macapagal and Dominic Almelor every Wednesday, “Demandahan” with Anthony Taberna every Thursday, and “Hiwaga” with Atom Araullo every Friday.
