Wish FM/Bus and Possible Complicity in Laundering Flood-Control Kickbacks

To the Anti-Money Laundering Council,

We call your attention to a deeply troubling matter involving the media entity Wish FM / Wish Bus, operated under the leadership of Daniel Razon.

In corruption schemes, it is common for funds to be parked under relatives and kin. To justify their newfound wealth, they are funneled into vague, high-value industries such as fashion, celebrity endorsements, art and showbusiness where profit margins are hard to measure, unlike retail businesses that are easily audited.

Wish Bus/FM stoods to gain as paid PR machine in their pursuit for legitimacy.

Claudine Co shares a smile while performing on the Wish Bus, creating an intimate musical experience.

Ellis Co delivers a captivating performance on the Wish Bus, showcasing his musical talent.

The red flags are undeniable:

• Claudine Co (Zaldy Co’s niece and daughter of a top flood-control contractor) and Ellis Co (Zaldy Co’s son) were given prime airtime on Wish Bus despite not being recognized artists.

• These appearances, later quietly deleted from Wish’s official channels, raise the question: was this simply “music promotion” or a convenient facade for legitimizing stolen funds?

Thus, Wish Bus may have provided the perfect cover: using its brand credibility to project legitimacy onto otherwise suspicious fund movements.

We respectfully urge AMLAC to:

Investigate Wish FM / Wish Bus bank records and financial flows connected to the “artists” Claudine Co and Ellis Co.

Examine whether these transactions coincide with the period of massive flood-control kickbacks.

Freeze any assets or accounts if found to be tied to money laundering activities.

Silence and deletion of content do not erase accountability. The Filipino people deserve to know if a music platform they support was used to launder ill-gotten wealth at the expense of public funds.

Respectfully,

Post-MCGI Society

On behalf of citizens seeking accountability