Jam Magno Calls Out PAO for Help After Her P500k was Allegedly Stolen By Trusted Friends
JAM MAGNO – The internet controversial personality seeks help from Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) after her P500,000 was allegedly stolen by her trusted friends.
The controversial social media influencer is now banging on the PAO in a video posted on Facebook, following an alleged heist in which three people she trusted were supposedly the culprits. Magno said in a video that went viral on the internet that the three stole the nearly P500,000 she purportedly toiled for.
“Nanawagan po ako kay Atty. Persida Acosta baka po may mga lawyers ka dyan sa PAO na pwede pong tumulong sa ‘kin sa kaso ko,” Jam said calling out for help.
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According to Magno, the theft was committed by her assistant Pam, one of her nannies, and “another individual who prioritized the promotion over aiding her.” That is why he is currently experiencing financial difficulties.
“It’s okay. ‘Di naman natutulog si karma,” Jam said in the video.
Jam Magno has sparked debate on social media by criticizing all of the country’s hot topics. Jam is also well-known for his support for President Rodrigo Duterte.
Magno’s TikTok account had over 500,000 followers before she was removed. Her statements with Miss Universe Philippines Rabiya Mateo and other critics of the Duterte regime have landed the pro-Duterte online personality in hot water.
After criticizing Rabiya Mateo’s performance in the 69th Miss Universe pageant, the local government of Iloilo has attempted to declare her a persona non grata. Magno was also responsible for criticizing medical frontline workers, questioning their commitment to the COVID-19 pandemic response while simultaneously taking advantage of the government’s vaccine program.
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