Close look at the Bedol PCoC with Serial No. 0000095

Let us take a very close look at the Bedol-canvassed provincial certificate of canvass (PCoC) with Serial No. 0000095.

This is a very important piece of documentary evidence in our journey at unravelling the electoral joke that was Maguindano.

Immediately one would notice that our document is a photograph of the Bedol PCoC, and not a scanned document like the other (Santos board) PCoC.

There is a reason for that.

You cannot access this document from the Comelec.

When I evaluated the Maguindanao documents, I immediately asked Alex L., expert statistician, why our evidence of the Bedol PCoC is a photograph.

He replied, "because the Comelec will not give you a copy."

"Why not?" I asked.

"The reason given by Comelec is that this PCoC had already been set aside," Alex replied.

"But can't we have this copy nonetheless?", I persisted.

"Go try get a (certified) copy from the Election Records Department, tell me if you can get one," Alex retorted.

So I am challenging anyone, perhaps there might be someone who gets to read this who has some strong connections with Comelec.

Try going to Comelec and access this Maguindanao PCoC with serial no. 0000095.

Chances are, you wont get one.

This only photograph evidence we have of the Bedol PCoC was reportedly taken by a campaign staffer of Senator Lacson, who had so much common sense in his head.

The total score of Migz Zubiri here is 195,823 votes.

Chavit Singson is topnotcher with more than 196,157.

You can find at the bottom the signature of Lintang Bedol as chair of the provincial board of canvass, and the two other members.

What is so anomalous about this PCoC result, aside from Abalos correct findings of statistical improbability?

The votes of Zubiri----and of course Singson----are over and above the total number of voters who actually voted in Maguindanao.

This is not only improbable. This is impossible.

How can we ascertain the total number of voters who actually voted?

What is our proof that Zubiri and Singson garnered more votes that the number of Maguindanao voters who actually voted?

What is our documentary evidence?

I'll post it in my next blog.....