CEBU CITY – The cash reward for the arrest of a businesswoman who is facing charges for large-scale estafa has been increased from P1.5 million to P5 million.
Atty. Francisco Amit Jr. said the cash reward was increased after more complainants have filed charges against Michelle Lim Go and couple Jerlyn and Lorenzo Baltonado Jr.
Amit said that three accused have embezzled a total of P4 billion from various individuals in what he described as a premeditated scam.According to Amit, the Baltonados are known contractors in Leyte. He disclosed that a separate arrest warrant has also been issued against Michelle’s husband, Lloyd Lawrence.
Amit said the petition filed by Michelle that sought the nullification of her arrest warrant has been junked by 18th Division of the Court of Appeals.
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