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Now imprisoned in the Cebu City jail, Ecleo said he intends to continue his ministry and recruit his cellmates: "I intend to build a fellowship center for the PBMA here. I want to make a difference here, continue my mission to help others."


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In a sworn statement made before Cebu City Prosecutor Jose Pedrosa dated May 16, 2002, Ecleo’s brother-in-law, Ben Bacolod, said the cult leader ordered the killing of 11 of his followers in December 2000.


Bacolod, who himself was killed in a massacre of his family in Mandaue City Tuesday night, was believed to be the only witness in the murder of his sister, medical student Alona Bacolod, for which Ecleo faces parricide charges. 


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Now imprisoned in the Cebu City jail, Ecleo said he intends to continue his ministry and recruit his cellmates: "I intend to build a fellowship center for the PBMA here. I want to make a difference here, continue my mission to help others."


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Ecleo recruiting fellow jailbirds

By Ben Serrano | June 25, 2002 - 12:00am

He’s at it again. Despite being imprisoned for parricide, murder, multiple murder, drug abuse, sedition, direct assault, resisting arrest, illegal possession of firearms and possession of illegal drugs, Philippine...

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Ecleo faces more charges

By Ben Serrano | June 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Detained Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association (PBMA) cult leader Ruben Ecleo Jr. faces even more charges. In a sworn statement made before Cebu City Prosecutor Jose Pedrosa dated May 16, 2002, Ecleo’s...

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