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A Family's Plea to Bring Michael and Bryan Home

Event Summary

On May 8, 2025, Innocentrix Philippines, together with Michael and Bryan’s legal team in the Philippines, led a press conference in Quezon City, Philippines.

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Official Statement

“The company, Innocentrix, and my clients Michael and Bryan have no involvement in the alleged scam.  No criminal complaints have been filed against them in the Philippines.

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Public Appeal

The legal team, together with the families, called on the Philippine government, particularly the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Department of Justice (DOJ), and Office of the.

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Closing Statement

Michael and Bryan’s legal counsel concluded his address with the statement, “We are not just dealing with legal technicalities here, but with real people who deserve fair treatment

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BRING MICHAEL AND BRYAN HOME

The Press Conference

Date and Time: May 8, 2025
Location: Quezon City, Philippines

Event Summary:
A press conference was held with the legal counsel of Michael Cris Sordilla and Bryan Tarosa, two BPO executives who are currently detained in the United States. The event addressed public concerns over their involvement in an alleged $44-million scam and emphasized the family’s and legal team’s plea for government assistance.

Objectives:
– To officially clarify the position of Michael and Bryan’s camp regarding the allegations.
– To request the intervention of the Philippine government and diplomatic officials in securing their return.
– To correct misinformation circulating about the case.

Key Attendees:
– Atty. Oliver Baclay Jr. (Legal Counsel)
– Family members of Michael and Bryan
– Members of the press
– Concerned supporters

Official Statements
“The company, Innocentrix, and my clients Michael and Bryan have no involvement in the alleged scam. No criminal complaints have been filed against them in the Philippines. There are no warrants of arrest or legal grounds for their continued detention.”

Key Legal Arguments:
– Absence of any criminal charges in Philippine jurisdiction.
– No formal arrest warrants exist for either Michael or Bryan in the Philippines.
– The allegations have caused unnecessary reputational harm and placed the families under emotional and financial strain.
– The detention violates their fundamental right to due process.

Public Appeal:
The legal team, together with the families, called on the Philippine government, particularly the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Department of Justice (DOJ), and Office of the President, to engage in diplomatic efforts and provide legal assistance to protect the rights and welfare of Filipino citizens overseas.

Lawyer’s Closing Statement:
“We are not just dealing with legal technicalities here, but with real people who deserve fair treatment, due process, and the full protection of their government.”