Ramgen Revilla reportedly told his father, former Senator Ramon Revilla Sr., of his mother’s purported P2.3-million credit card debts, a police source said.
The report comes as police are looking into other motives into the death of Ramgen, including the involvement of other family members.
Parañaque police chief Senior Superintendent Billy Beltran said they are not considering Magsaysay a suspect yet. He said, however, that all pieces of evidence will be looked into, including the rift among the members of the family, as was detailed by Magsaysay herself in her Facebook posts days before Ramgen’s death.
A Facebook post of Ramgen's mother reads:
“I need to work ASAP so I can have my own….Before I met him I'm working already, now they are telling me I'm a parasite when the allowance that you are giving is not enough for monthly consumption. God is my witness, election is coming again then you will publicize that you love all your siblings. God knows what to do, you want to be the president of the Philippines, its up to the Lord."
Of Magsaysay’s reported debts, Beltran said:
“It says something about the motive din. I feel this is material doon sa ongoing investigation.”
Ronald Ancajas, Ramgen’s personal assistant, also claims to know this piece of information.
“Malaki raw ang utang ni mam sa credit card. Noong nakaraang buwan lang… Katunayan nga ho raw binayaran ni Senior 'yan. Pumunta raw sila sa mansion,” he said. Ramona, Ramgen’s younger sister, tagged Ancajas to the murder before she hastily left the country. Ramona and another younger brother, Ramon Joseph, have been named by police as 2 of the primary suspects in the case.
Beltran said they are not ruling out probing other members of Ramgen’s immediate family: “Hindi pa po namin niru-rule-out. Ang sinasabi ao lamang namin 'yong ebidensya ay doon pa lamang sa patungkol sa dalawa.”
Source: ABS-CBN News
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