After her rescue, Pepsi reported that Tito Sotto visited her and “coerced” her (by reportedly placing a pistol on the table in front of her) into signing an “affidavit of desistance” for her not to press rape charges against Sotto’s brother and his cohorts. In exchange for the dismissal of the rape charges, Joey De Leon, Vic Sotto and Richie D’Horsie issued a public apology to Pepsi Paloma which was published in the People’s Journal on October13. 1982: Read more: globalnation.inquirer.net/100369/was-pepsi-paloma-murdered#ixzz2w5pAl8CU Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook
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