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Bianca Valerio appeals for help in arrest of her alleged sexual assaulter Gibson Arca | Image: Instagram/@bianca_valerio
Events host and model Bianca Valerio asked the public for help in hunting down her alleged sexual assaulter, Gibson Arca, following the release by the court of a warrant of arrest three years after she came forward to disclose her experience.
Valerio posted a “12-piece puzzle” on her Instagram page, which shows the wanted poster that includes a picture of Arca and the information about his previous arrest for drugs.
The poster reads: “WANTED. Court issues warrant of arrest for sexual assault of Bianca S. Valerio: Gibson Arca, aka Gibby Arca, Gibby Ang, Jason Black, previously arrested for drugs and linked to controversial app Lyka.”
Valerio then asked the public for help in making the wanted sign go viral so Arca would finally be apprehended after a series of rape assaults he made over the years.
“Read each post with its own little trivia, starting from POST #1 to #12, that completes this puzzle,” the model-host wrote in the last piece of the puzzle. “#12 Victory can be YOURS too, as you have the power to make this warrant of arrest—three years in the making—go viral!”
“If there was ever a time to tap into your inner “Maritess,” this is it! By sharing this with your network on all your platforms, you become a defender of God’s justice! Together, you and I can make this happen!” urged Valerio.
“Let’s use social media to win this battle against Gibby Arca to make sure he can never hurt anyone again! And while the post ends here, the hunt for Gibson Arca, the sexual predator, has begun!” continued her caption.
Valerio, an award-winning host and top-rank runway model in the early 2000s, also appeared to have devoted her Instagram page to push for the arrest of Arca, whom she identified in her posts as a public relations officer of the Hong Kong-based social media and e-commerce platform Lyka.
INQUIRER.net tried to reach Arca, but he is no longer available on all social medial platforms. A message has been sent to Lyka, but they have yet to give their comment on the matter.
In March 2022, Valerio posted a video detailing how she was sexually assaulted by Arca, whom she met at one of the events she hosted.
After the host-model revealed her sickening experience, other personalities, mostly models, also shared that they were also sexually victimized by the same individual. Screenshots of their conversation were likewise posted by Valerio on her Instagram, without disclosing their identities.