Charlie "Atong" Ang, known as the "Cockfighting King," has been implicated in multiple disappearance cases, but he counters by accusing the complainant of extorting 300 million pesos from him.

Charlie "Atong" Ang, a well-known figure in the Philippine gaming industry and dubbed the "Cockfighting King," has been named by the Justice Minister Remulla as a subject of investigation in connection with several mysterious disappearances of cockfighting bettors. Facing the allegations, Ang held a

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Charlie "Atong" Ang, known as the "Cockfighting King," has been implicated in multiple disappearance cases, but he counters by accusing the complainant of extorting 300 million pesos from him.

Illegal gambling in the Philippines: 42 arrested over alleged betting on spider fights

Charlie "Atong" Ang, known as the "Cockfighting King," has been implicated in multiple disappearance cases, but he counters by accusing the complainant of extorting 300 million pesos from him.

Illegal gambling in the Philippines: 42 arrested over alleged betting on spider fights