The flow of ransom in the Guo Congyuan kidnapping and murder case has been exposed: two Chinese-funded gambling intermediaries, White Horse Club and Jiuding Group, will have their licenses revoked, with Wang Liduan as the behind-the-scenes boss.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) revealed at a press conference that two Chinese-funded casino intermediaries, White Horse Club and 9 Dynasty Group, suspected of assisting in receiving the ransom for the kidnapping of Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan, will have their gaming licenses revoked and

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