Janet “Madame Jenny” Napoles supposedly has so many properties that her former aide offered to just submit a list instead of reading them all out loud.
Whistleblower Marina Sula named the properties of the alleged pork barrel scam mastermind in a Senate probe into the controversy on Thursday, September 26.
Sula said the following are Napoles properties:
Sula was among the whistleblowers Justice Secretary Leila de Lima brought to the Senate to comply with a subpoena of the committee.
Forbes property
Securities and Exchange Committee (SEC) documents show La Roca was a "general import and export business" established in July 1980.
Its Articles of Incorporation lists names of 5 incorporators: Pacifico M. Castro, Ma. Teresa R. Castro, Eliseo P. Santos, Mariano M. Castro, and Benjamin E. Rodriguez.
According to a source close to one of the original incorporators of La Roca, Napoles bought the company in 2008 to acquire 9 Narra Avenue in South Forbes, Makati. The sprawling 4,000 square-meter property was owned by La Roca.
SEC records show a change in La Roca's stockholders sometime between 2008-2009, corroborating the source's claim that Napoles bought the company in 2008. La Roca failed to file its General Information Sheets (GIS) in those two years, but by the time it filed a GIS in 2010, the names of stockholders had already changed from its 2007 list.
By buying the entire La Roca company instead of just the property, Napoles was able to save money because it would have cost her more to buy the property from La Roca and then transfer the title to her name.
Napoles chose not to transfer the property under her name, and has instead kept it under La Roca's name.
Buying Magallanes
In 2010, Napoles acquired another property in Magallanes— 52 Lapu-Lapu St, known also as "Bahay ni San Jose," a residential facility for priests.
The Transfer Certificate of Title of the property shows it was transferred to La Roca Enterprises Inc, as entered into Makati's records on Nov 17, 2010.
Napoles daughter owns P80M LA property
Napoles kin own P400M US property
Whistleblower Marina Sula named the properties of the alleged pork barrel scam mastermind in a Senate probe into the controversy on Thursday, September 26.
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| NAPOLES FAMILY PROPERTIES. US-based properties of the Napoles family are worth up to P415-M. Photo collage by Rappler |
- La Roca property in 8 Narra Avenue in South Forbes, Makati
- La Roca property in Magallanes (52 Lapu, Lapu St known as “Bahay ni San Jose”)
- JLN Corp condo units in Eton and Rockwell
- Six properties in AFPOVAI, Fort Bonifacio (house and lots)
- Two properties in South toll Laguna (lots)
- House and lot in Alabang
- Property in Eastwood where principal whistleblower Benhur Luy used to live in
- Units in Discovery Suites, Ortigas (Napoles office)
- Units in Pandi and Bocaue Bulacan
- Two lots in BF Homes Parañaque
- Two properties in C5 (former address of POPDFI, a Napoles NGO)
- House and lot in Tandang Sora, Quezon City
- Personal properties in Biñan, Laguna and Sta Rosa, Laguna
- Property in Cityland
- Properties in Kidapawan, North Cotabato
- Properties in Antipolo
- Two units in Primea Tower on Ayala Avenue
- Anaheim Hotel Inn in California
- Condo unit in Ritz-Carlton in California (where her daughter stays)
Sula was among the whistleblowers Justice Secretary Leila de Lima brought to the Senate to comply with a subpoena of the committee.
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| FORBES PROPERTY. This is the Forbes house owned by Janet Lim-Napoles Msgr Josefino Ramirez is renting according to documents. Photo by Rappler |
Securities and Exchange Committee (SEC) documents show La Roca was a "general import and export business" established in July 1980.
Its Articles of Incorporation lists names of 5 incorporators: Pacifico M. Castro, Ma. Teresa R. Castro, Eliseo P. Santos, Mariano M. Castro, and Benjamin E. Rodriguez.
According to a source close to one of the original incorporators of La Roca, Napoles bought the company in 2008 to acquire 9 Narra Avenue in South Forbes, Makati. The sprawling 4,000 square-meter property was owned by La Roca.
SEC records show a change in La Roca's stockholders sometime between 2008-2009, corroborating the source's claim that Napoles bought the company in 2008. La Roca failed to file its General Information Sheets (GIS) in those two years, but by the time it filed a GIS in 2010, the names of stockholders had already changed from its 2007 list.
By buying the entire La Roca company instead of just the property, Napoles was able to save money because it would have cost her more to buy the property from La Roca and then transfer the title to her name.
Napoles chose not to transfer the property under her name, and has instead kept it under La Roca's name.
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| LA ROCA PURCHASE. This Magallanes property owned by Janet Lim-Napoles is also under La Roca Enterprises Inc. Photo by Rappler |
In 2010, Napoles acquired another property in Magallanes— 52 Lapu-Lapu St, known also as "Bahay ni San Jose," a residential facility for priests.
The Transfer Certificate of Title of the property shows it was transferred to La Roca Enterprises Inc, as entered into Makati's records on Nov 17, 2010.
Napoles daughter owns P80M LA property
Napoles kin own P400M US property
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