KMJS livestream July 12, 2026 Episode - Replay | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho

This episode features a mix of high-profile political news, human-interest stories involving tragic accidents, and investigative reports on fraudulent schemes and animal welfare.

• VP Impeachment Trial — The Senate is conducting an impeachment process against Vice President Sara Duterte regarding allegations of confidential fund misuse, unexplained wealth, and threats against government officials [50:50].
• Defense strategy — Legal counsel maintains that these accusations lack evidence, framing the proceedings as a political maneuver to block her 2028 election prospects [1:05:49].
• OFW side businesses — Filipino domestic workers in Hong Kong are earning significant income by selling luxury items and fitness gear as a side hustle, despite it violating employment regulations [17:29].
• Financial risks — While some successfully bought properties back home, others face termination or legal trouble for breaking their contracts [23:06].
• Fatal microphone incident — A popular vlogger named Super Estong died after suffering an electric shock while using a videoke microphone during an outing [24:45].
• Equipment investigation — Authorities are currently examining the resort's electrical wiring and the condition of the equipment to determine legal liability for the accident [28:43].
• Property fraud — A woman posing as a professional defrauded caterers, suppliers, and contractors by staging a "house blessing" at a residence she did not own [39:18].
• Deceptive practices — Reports revealed she used fake transaction receipts and false credentials to manipulate business owners and property managers [40:54].
• Animal rescue — A horse named Kabang was rescued after a viral video showed it being dragged by a vehicle, a practice the owner claimed was traffic training [05:56].
• Recovery and adoption — Animal welfare groups intervened, resulting in the owner surrendering the horse, which has since recovered and found a new home with a veterinarian [07:42].
• Moth swarm explanation — Thousands of moths swarming a funeral in Bohol were initially blamed on witchcraft, but experts clarified it was a natural mating flight attracted to the bright lights [1:19:22].

How should individuals verify property ownership before signing rental or purchase agreements? What are the legal risks for overseas workers engaging in unauthorized side jobs?