The Philippines most controversial businesswoman turned-suspect of kidnapping with pork barrel whistleblower experienced blood pressure problems before dawn on Monday, September 2, 2013. Napoles’ blood pressure shot up to 180/150 allegedly triggered by her claustrophobic disorder.
According to Senior Superintendent Reuben Theodore Sindac, PNP-Publice Information Office chief, said Napoles complained of “anxiety attack due to her claustrophobic disorder” at around 3:00 AM.
Claustrophobia is commonly explained in the Internet as an anxiety disorder where one suffers from fear of being in a crowded area, fear of having no escape, and being closed-in, among others.
Aside from the rising blood pressure of Janet Napoles, her sugar dropped to 40mg/dl, the nurse on duty at the Fort Sto. Domingo checked Mrs. Napoles on Monday at around 3:00 AM but it was restored back to normal by 4:00 AM.
Meanwhile, according to SAF, Napoles had five visitors, including her children, at Fort San Sto. Domingo on Sunday from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Visitors of Napoles were her children – James, Christian and Christine Napoles – and lawyers Bettina Zamora and Deanna Singian.
