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S2 E2 - Nida Blanca · True Crime and Wine Time

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Sold and I am so happy to be back in the saddle in here with
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We've been on lockdown quarantine for a couple of weeks now, homeschooling the
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be kind. Today I explore the case of a gruesome murder of one of
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the most popular TV cinema actresses of the Philippines, Nita Blanca. I don't
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Popular Philippine actress Nita Blanca was stabbed at at and a parking lot.
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Philippine newspaper headlines heralded and this sparked a national outrage as Filipinos all over the
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world were shocked. They cried out for justice. When the hue and cry
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had died down, tearful fans proclaimed that it was her husband who did it,
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just like here in the United States, the husband her boyfriend did it.
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The gruesome murder of Filipina actress Nita Blanca is still shrouded in mystery and
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speculation twenty years after her murder. Born Dorothy Jones from a Filipino mother,
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a niece Sinshaw a Kuzza, and a father who is an American soldier named
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John on January sixth, nineteen thirty six, in Guypond, she assumed the
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scream name Nita Blanca when she embarked on a career to be a movie star.
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At the age of fourteen, she made her first film appearance under the
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sponsorship of a former movie Queen Delia Razon. Delia also convinced the owner Elvian
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Pictures, Dona Si Sang Delion, to make Nita a movie star. Since
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Nita was half American sporting a comely appearance and fair skin, Dona Si Sang
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appended Blanca as Nita screen surname. Blanca is a Spanish word for white.
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Thus begin her career in show business in the nineteen fifties, she was teamed
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up with popular actors like Nestor de Villa as one of her leading men.
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The crowd loved her guys. Her movies were a big hit. When she
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partnered with comedy king Dolphy in the popular TV series John and Marcia, Nita
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became a household name as Filipinos of all ages fell in love with her and
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her role as Marcia opposite Dolphy's role as John. It was an ideal and
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funny team up that lasted for seventeen years, garnering much publicity and accolade for
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the casts of the sitcom, I mean guys. Seventeen years. That is
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a long time for a sitcom. Nita made more than two hundred movies in
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her six decades in showbiz. Now let's take a toast to life. Drink
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to success, because I need a drink to commemorate this joyous occasion. I
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mean, two hundred of these seventeen year sitcom that is true success. Cheers
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Nita. Let's delve into her personal life. I know for a fact that
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Nita is a paragon of cinema success. So it's curiosity that makes me dig
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deeper into her personal life. Personal life sometimes is stranger than fiction and more
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interesting. So let's see. Nita was first married to Victorino Torrez, with
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whom she had a daughter, Katherine Kay Torres. However, their marriage did
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not last long, and the two were separated when Kay just turned two years
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old. Nita then met Rod Lauren Strunk, an American actor and singer,
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and in nineteen seventy nine they got married. Many friends have attested that Nita's
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married life to Rod with considered normal in the sense that just like any married
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couple, just like Handsome Hobby and I, that they had ups and downs
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throughout life, but that they were weathering it together and stayed married for ten
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years. They dutifully attended and even enjoyed parties together. One such party was
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a free for all dance affair held at a five star hotel Hotel inter cons
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Baiha to commemorate the birthdays of a mother and a son who are in the
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entertainment industry. Nita was said to have been the star of the dance party,
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being a popular dancer. Guys, I think she was just a star.
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Rod enjoyed the party as well, considering he was close friends with one
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of the celebrants at the party. Another party was a Frank Sinatra sing along
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that was also for a joint birthday. Guys, just you know, birthdays
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are a big deal on the Philippines and here in my household, they're a
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big deal. Both Nita and Rod were there two At the Frank Sinatra sing
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along party. The couple seemed happy and not once did anyone suspect that something
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was wrong in their marriage. They thought they were a happy couple. Nita
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was also seen to have been wrapping up a take home dish for Rod at
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the end of a cinema review held by the Movie and Television Review and Classification
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Board a November fourth, three days before Nita was killed, A dance arama
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party was held where both Nita and Rod attended. Guys, I've never been
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to a dance arama party that count me in. I think we need to
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have one with this quarantine. If it keeps going, we might need to
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set up a zoom dance rama wine party. Send me a message, send
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me an email, let me know if you want to jump in on that.
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I think it sounds fun now. Nito is seen to have been rushing
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to Rod's side after each ballroom dance and exclaimed in a loud voice that her
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husband must be feeling lonely without anyone to talk to. Of course, friends.
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This was quoted in a local magazine and in the Filipino language. So
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I cannot express this to you verbatim as you've heard during this episode my Texas
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accent. I'm not quite so good at pronouncing Spanish names, Filipino names.
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In fact, for my Filipino interns and Filipino friends, they always give me
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all hard time when I try to speak some words like salamat okay, Danielle,
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that one is for you, So strength to that. Terry cannot pronounce
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words and names. So after the gruesome murder of Nita, the Philippine National
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Police created a body called Task force Marcia and announced to the public that Nita
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was a battered wife. Majority of the public believe this, but some personalities
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close to the couple did not. One of them was the veteran radio announcer
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the late End Day Body Day, who said that if Nita was a victim
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of abuse by her husband, her friends would have noticed or known about it,
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and would have commented about it long before their murderer happened. Such things
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couldn't be kept hidden from the public for long. While, Guys, I
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disagree with that. I know some people who've been victims of abuse in no
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way knew people are very good at hiding things. Sorry, I'm getting ahead
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of myself. I just wanted to point out the fact that views about Nita's
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marriage to Rod apparently was normal in the sense that no battered wife or third
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party scandal ever marred their union during their years of married life. Or as
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I said, was it all kept under rips? Was it secrets? Now,
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let's get down to the murder and the mystery that surrounds this case.
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A November seventh, two thousand and one, Nita Blanco was found stabbed to
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death in a condominium parking lot in San Juan City, Manila. She was
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sixty five years old. That is tragic, guys. Further investigations revealed that
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she was beaten and then stabbed thirteen times in the backseat of her car in
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the condominium where she worked for the MTRCB attending screenings movie ratings twice a week.
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The fatal blow was the stab on her neck that pierced the larrnix.
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She also suffered the hematoma in her right eye. Guys. That's a big
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scientific word here. That means a pulling of blood in the area that results
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and those purpless discoloration of the skin and is probably caused by that heavy beating.
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And she had two broken ribs, now, guys, she's Can you
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imagine that I've had broken ribs and I wasn't beaten. I can't imagine being
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beaten and having broken ribs. I just hope that she died very quickly.
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This now seemed like a classic case of who'd done it, and among the
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primary suspects was, of course, her husband. This controversy ushered in an
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assortment of theories as to who killed her and most importantly why. In the
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January February two thousand and two issue, of Yes Magazine, a special report
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was written titled A Murder Mystery Nita Blanca. Now, friends, I want
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to analyze each theory and see if this shed some light on this case,
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because remember this case is still unsolved, and because if some things were about
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to find out, it may never be solved. The first theory is Rod
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Strunk, mastermind or fall guide. According to a special report, Nita's husband,
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Rod was so upset with his wife because she wrote him out of her
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will. Investigators found that Blanca had up to eighty five million Philippine pesos and
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properties that's roughly one point seven million dollars, including a green Hill San Juan
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condominium worth ten million Philippine pesos and a house in California were three hundred thousand
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dollars. If Nita had annulled her marriage, Rod would get nothing. Guy's
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one thing I have to say here. I guess things are different over in
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the Philippines, and you can get your marriage annulled after ten years. In
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the States, that would be called a divorce, and as we know,
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people murder instead of getting a divorce. Sometimes. If Nita died before she
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was able to terminate her marriage under the law, Rod being the legal spouse,
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would be entitled to a portion of his estranged wife's inheritance, even though
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her will stated that everything was to go to her daughter Yep, Nita left
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all of her property and everything to her daughter Kay. The theory went to
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say that when Rod failed to persuade Nita to produce the will, the husband
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hired a professional killer. Also said that they had a shaky marriage and that
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Rod supposedly had an affair. Also went on to say that Nita was a
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battered wife, and as I mentioned earlier, this was a statement disposed by
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the P and P Task Force Task Force Marcia investigating the murder, of which
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many people believed, but as I also mentioned earlier, a lot of people
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did not believe this. A reporter was quoted as saying, I admit,
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after covering the story for how many days, that I am sympathetic Rod is
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a fall guy. The reporter even ventured to analyze Rod's personality is that of
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being of small mind, meaning a person without too much ambition and someone who
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is easy to please. The reporter added that he is not capable of masterminding
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something as grand as this. Well, glad to know that that reporter has
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a degree in psychology, police background, you know, just saying in the
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second theory. Exactly thirteen days after Nita's death, Task Force Marshall organized a
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press conference and a man dressed in all black by the name of Philip Madell
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appeared at the conference and declared publicly that he was the killer. Betch didn't
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see that one coming. He said that he was a professional killer, hired
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by a middleman by the name of Mike Martinez and was paid fifty thousand Philippine
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pesos to do the job. Philip Medell explained that he didn't know his target
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was a veteran actress and that his conscience could not bear it when he found
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out that the woman he killed was Nita. But after four days he took
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back what he said. He revealed at the Department of Justice that he was
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forced to take the blame because he was allegedly tortured. Yeah, right,
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dude. He also said in his next interviews that the P and P had
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rubbed out the middleman, Martinez. However, Martinez's family announced that he was
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missing and that he had not been found according to the Yes Art, but
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Philippine Senator Penfilo Lascon found Madell's credibility questionable. Lasan's gut veal was supported by
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a TV reporter who covered the entertainment beat. This reporter was quoted by yes
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Is saying in taclogue, I don't trust Mendel. He said something in an
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interview with correspondence that really made an impact on me. He said, I'm
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here to mislead, and that's precisely what he is doing the way I see
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it. Let's up with these reporters over in the Philippines. They act like
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they're experts on this stuff. Maybe they are. Sorry, any reporters,
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if I'm throwing you under the bus, just say it. Well, we
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have two theories. Now, we have conflicting theories on this case. I'm
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saying it's time for a sip of wine because it's perfect time before we launch
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in to all the other theories of this case. Oh my goodness, that
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taste divine. Sorry, now I'm hitting the microphone. I think I just
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need to stop and drink some more of this now where wise, I let
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me get back on track here, Yes, the theories. The next theory
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I'm going to share with you makes things more complicated. It's called the money
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issue and there's a big question mark after that. And as we all know,
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money makes everything complicated. It's all about the money, as the saying
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goes, So let's dig into this money issue. A theory went on to
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say that Nita was involved with a big time politician. Nope, nothing sexual.
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It's more like, quote, a business arrangement sort of. The theory
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said that the politician entrusted Nita with a huge amount of money while this politician
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was busy with the pending case. The theory elaborated that Nita wanted to return
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the money to the politician, but that there had been greedy party stopping her
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from doing so, and since the politician was out of power. Another version
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of this theory said Nita no longer wanted to return the money, so the
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politicians people said that she had to be taught a lesson. Now, some
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question this theory, including Elena Dela Pa, Nita's longtime secretary. She was
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quoted as saying lately, Nita did not have any money. She even borrowed
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Rod's pension just recently. So can we see all the different conflicts here?
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After a previous statement from a reliable source that says Nita is well off financially
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with all of these properties and stuff, How can the statement of her secretary
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contradict this. Guys, I'm gonna say, go out on a loom here.
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Maybe she was real estate rich but cash flow poor. Something that happens.
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Assuming it happens in the Philippines, it happens everywhere in the world.
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Now. This fourth theory allegedly involved an underworld network of hitman and retired generals
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enforcing order at a certain casino. The fourth theory allegedly involved an underworld network
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of hitmen and retired generals enforcing order at a certain casino. The theory said
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that a group of people were running the money lending business at that casino.
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It went on to say that from a Philippine Paso two million capital, it
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grew to a Philippines Paso one hundred million capital, and that the point person
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in the group was a former movie star who lived in Forbes Park in the
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Philippines. According to this theory, the ex generals initially got into the casino
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business to launder their own money, but eventually became enforcers and at a certain
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point even debtors. Allegedly, there was a list of names who owe the
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Forbes part movie star money. The movie star supposedly became ill and she left
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the list with Nita, who was a longtime friend. Now, this guy's
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is significant because it shows Nita's a large connection to the casino that is guys
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in this theory, it is a theory, but there is another version of
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this story which states that Nita was not just a friend of the Forbes star,
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but was a partner and had money in this pot. And that's according
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to the Yes special report. The theory also said that when the Forbes part
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movie star died, Nita became the only person who knew who were on the
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list, and that compromised nita situation. However, many frown upon this theory
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because it gave Nita a bad name. You have to understand, friends,
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that Nita is a popular movie star well loved by the Filipino masses. Any
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scandal that would besmirch her name is frowned upon and actively rebuted by her fans.
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The report went on to say that those who knew Nita saw her as
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a lady who lived a simple life and that she did not go around like
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she was cradling a huge secret and wasn't always acting like she was looking over
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her shoulder. They argued that if she was indeed involved in a shady business,
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she could not have been so soft and easy and friendly. Me being
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the optimist, I am, I'd like to think this case should just resolve
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under pros and cons of these theories, and each statement should be analyzed carefully
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as to come to a plausible conclusion. But in life, as in the
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cinemas, nothing is as simple as it seems, and this case is no
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exception. And I am I'm going to tell you why. But first,
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since I keep hitting the mic, I'm going to have another drink. Okay,
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now, friends, we're ready for more bunnies to add to this bunny
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boiler pot of theories. But first I want to give you facts, actual
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facts, not theories. In July two thousand and two, Rod was charged
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by the National Bureau of Investigation as the mastermind of Nita's murder, but he
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managed to leave for the US five months earlier before being charged. The National
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Bureau of Investigation also followed murder charges against Madell, the self confessed assassin.
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I mean, come on, madel you can't go out at a press conference
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and say, hey, I killed somebody and not think you're going to get
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charged, just my opinion. Rod was in the US in two thousand and
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three when he was charged with the murder of Blanca. He left the Philippines
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in January two thousand and two to visit his mother, who was dying at
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that time, and never returned. Rod was later arrested at his home and
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detained at the Sacramento County Jail after the Philippine government filed an extradition request.
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The US court denied the extradition request. Guys, I don't I can't understand
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why, but I guess I guess they did. Rod immediately was released from
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jail. The Philippine government filed a second extradition case against Rod, but did
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not receive any official response from the United States government. Come on us,
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we can do a little better than that. Nothing more was heard from him
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until Rod committed suicide on July eleventh, two thousand and seven, by jumping
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from a second floor balcony of the Tracy Inn in Tracy, California, where
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he had been staying for the previous three days. Guys, I have to
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stop right here and tell you we used to live in Brentwood, California.
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I've actually been to Tracy, California. Can't say I've been to that hotel,
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but I've been there. What in the heck was he doing in Tracy,
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California. I don't know, just a very obscure place that he wound
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up. Nita's daughter, Kay torres lamented in two thousand and eight that after
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seven years, the criminal case is still pending trial. She stated she is
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convinced Philip Medell is guilty of the crime. As for Philip Mandell, the
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self confessed killer, he was detained for eight years. He died of pneumonia
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at the age of sixty two in April twenty ten. Now let's backtrack and
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add a few more facts of the story. The charges that the National Buer
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of Investigation, Ronaldo Waiko, said were anchored mainly on Madell's confession that rod
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an American hired him to kill Nita Blanca Dorothy Jones in real life because the
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actress threatened to end their stormy tenure marriage. Struck with guilt, Medell confessed
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with killings after he was arrested weeks into the investigation, but later and an
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emotional outburst in front of news cameras he recanted his confession, claiming he was
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tortured into owning up to the crime. Despite this, investigators used his confession
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in the first place. Madell's retraction was done publicly and not under oath,
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so his testimony can still be used as a basis for the charges. Wiko
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explained, remember friends he also had conflicting accusations by initially saying that he was
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a professional killer hired by a middleman, Mike Martinez, and was paid fifty
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thousand Philippine pesos to do the job. Authorities also said that Meddell had to
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be involved because he wouldn't have sent surrender feelers if he were not boosting feather.
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Their chances of a conviction, Wiko said, are the testimonies of twenty
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five witnesses who could pinpoint where the killers were at the time of the murder.
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But what may prove the killer's guilt beyond reasonable doubt, Waiko says,
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are two key pieces of evidence. A Swiss army knife which was allegedly used
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as the murder and an umbrella that could play Strunk at the scene of the
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crime. Were able to establish strong evidence against Drunk, including the receipt for
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the Swiss knife and umbrella used in killing the actress, Wiko said. Investigators
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say Rod Strunk bought the knife at Robinson's Gallery of mall And Mattilong City two
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days before Blanca's body was found in her car parked at the sixth floor parking
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garage of the Office of the Government Censor's Board in nearby Green Hills, San
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Juan. As for the umbrella, which witnesses said Rodd always kept in his
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Nissan, it was found in Blanca's Nissan Sinder Sedan the day she was killed.
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Strunk admitted to NBI investigators before he committed suicide that he was at the
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scene of the crime on the morning of the murder, saying he merely took
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a look but never opened Nita's car. A witness who knew Nita, Letitia
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san Jose, said the umbrella was not in the car when Nita came to
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visit her two nights before the murder, and aside from a killer's confession,
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witnesses and the two key pieces of evidence, Waiko said they had a motive
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money. Waiko said their marriage was no longer working then and that the actress
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had informed her husband that he would be disinherited, Nita had prepared a last
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will and testament, bequeathing all of her properties to her daughter, Katherine Torres.
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If Blanca had an older marriage, as I said earlier, Strunk would
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get nothing. Finally, a November six, two thousand and one, Rod
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picked up Medel from an undisclosed place and had dinner at a command restaurant and
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madelong on edessay. They proceeded to the office of the Movie Television Review and
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Classification Board on the thirty third floor of the Atlanta Sitter Building in Green Hills,
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where Nita's car was parked. Using a duplicate key, Rod left Mindel
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inside the car and left. He came back several hours later with his wife
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and another woman. He then had an argument with Nita over the will,
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after which he, the other woman, and Medel ganged up on Nita.
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Based on forensic evidence, Nita was punched and kicked repeatedly, and, Asai
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said, was stabbed thirteen times. Nita's daughter reportedly expressed relief over the falling
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of the charges. According to Justice Harriet Dimitru Tores, lawyer Kay was happy
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with the development. This Who'd done It case should be a simple matter of
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resolution, but evidence and testimonies and even the theories regarding the murder makes it
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more complicated than it should be. Just like in the movies, Nita Blanca's
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life is a fairy tale come true when her dreams of being a movie star
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came to fruition. Success, and accolades were hers for the taking, a
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dream that any aspiring actress would die for. But just like in the movies,
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Nita's death is a gruesome and tragic affair, a shocking incident because it
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was totally unexpected. Many people still think it was the husband who did it,
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and yet there are those who say it couldn't have been him. One
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strong point to conser sitter is why would he have jumped off a second floor
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building when the odds of surviving the fall far outweighs being dead. I mean,
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guys, it's only two stories. That's like jumping off the second story.
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I mean, I would think broken legs. I don't know. There
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