Inside the Lair of the FBI's ‘Most Wanted’ Doomsday Cult Leader Who Traffics Humans

Law enforcement agents have breached a 75-acre compound that is home to a doomsday cult leader wanted for abusing underage females and human trafficking .

Knewz.com has learned the self-proclaimed “owner of the universe”, 74-year-old Apollo Quiboloy , is believed to have fled a lavish underground lair in the stronghold, through a secret tunnel.

An estimated group of 2,000 Filipino policemen dressed in riot gear gained entry to the complex and there they discovered a cathedral which was one of 40 buildings included in a search warrant.

Police spokesman, Colonel Jean Fajardo, weighed in on the raid saying: “We have already checked many areas without revealing the exact location, but we are confident that we are about to find their [Quiloboy and his wanted associates] exact location.”

“It’s very hard for us. In fact, we are now getting the plan of this site from Davao City’s engineering office to check if these were declared or not.”

“Because if these are not declared, then there’s a violation. If all these intricate things were declared, these can be used for hiding.”

Officials also discovered a secret door leading down a fluffy red stairwell into the underground lair believed to be Quiboloy’s bedroom.

The imagery of the quarters depicts a low-light environment with footstools, lounges, and fashionable lighting in the ceilings.

Other photos depicted a dour-looking hostel-like environment with clothing strewn across a passage-like room.

The fugitive’s lawyers have since weighed in on the development declaring that the police’s raid on the complex is illegal—denying the existence of the clandestine domicile.

Quiboloy’s alleged infractions, however, have made so large a blip that he registered on the FBI ’s radar in 2021 already—and even made it onto the agency’s most wanted list.

The FBI’s complaint reads: “Apollo Carreon Quiboloy, the founder of a Philippines-based church, is wanted for his alleged participation in a labor trafficking scheme that brought church members to the United States, via fraudulently obtained visas, and forced the members to solicit donations for a bogus charity, donations that actually were used to finance church operations and the lavish lifestyles of its leaders.”

“Members who proved successful at soliciting for the church allegedly were forced to enter into sham marriages or obtain fraudulent student visas to continue soliciting in the United States year-round.”

Quiboloy has also been cited for sleeping with underage girls through a forced routine that he called “night duty”.

He has since denied these allegations—along with claims that he is not hiding because he is guilty, but rather because he is “protecting” himself.

The situation at the compound is reported to have been ongoing for seven days and escalated to the point where the military has gotten involved to curb what has been described as violent protests.

The police have indicated that there has been constant shouting, fires, and rock-throwing, resulting in the use of teargas by the crowd control personnel.

As a testimony, the latter 60 policemen have been injured, per The Manila Journal .