Danilo Lihaylihay is a Filipino. He is not a treasure hunter for the Yamashita gold nor won any lotto jackpot.
But he may become one of the world’s wealthiest men if he could sway the Supreme Court into granting his multitrillion-peso claim against the government surpassing the $53.5 billion (X 50 pesos = 2 Trillion 650 billion pesos ) net worth of Mexican telco magnate or even Bill Gates.
Mr.Danilo Lihaylihay is a Tax informer who presses his P11-trillion reward.
Remember the old woman who wants to claim the P741 million lotto jackpot?
I wonder what happened to her and her grandchild.
This is the story
She said she asked her grandchild to buy 5 tickets. Her grandchild turned over 4 tickets, but didn't return the one that won the jackpot.
The old woman reportedly asked PCSO not to give the prize to her grandchild, who has not shown up and may have gone into hiding.
Woman claims syndicate in PCSO took her P14-M lotto prize.
A woman claiming to have won a P14-million lotto jackpot said she was duped by a syndicate at the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).
The woman from Tarlac province, who requested anonymity, said she immediately went to the PCSO's national office in Quezon City after winning a P14-million 6/45 lotto jackpot last February 2010.
She said a female PCSO employee named Loida Guevarra asked her to sign a special power of attorney and told her to open a bank account, where the lotto prize would be deposited.
The woman said the P14 million did not reach her bank account. She also said that she has confirmed with PCSO that the lotto prize has already been claimed.
Atty. Lauro Patiag, manager of the PCSO's legal department, denied the woman's claim. He said that the real winner of the 6/45 lotto prize was a resident of Metro Manila and not from Tarlac.
He, however, said that they will still look into the allegation of the woman.
Thanks to Kori Quintos, ABS-CBN Central Luzon.
