Testifying at the Senate hearing over the alleged human rights violations and "cult" practices of Socorro Bayanihan Services Incorporated, Riza Guma narrated how she became a die-hard member due to "supposed powers" of the group's leader, Jey Rence "Senior Agila" Quilario, to stop rain and voice changing ability.

Guma, a former educator, admitted that she previously left her teaching profession to serve full-time as a member of the Kapihan community, in Soccorro town, Surigao del Norte.

In her affidavit which was read by Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa during the hearing, Guma claimed that Quilario "was able to change and contort his voice into different persons."

"Yung cousin ko ay nagkasakit siya at dinala sa hospital at biglang dumating din si si Jey Rence Quilario. Pag dating niya sa ospital ay pabago-bago ang boses niya," Guma said.

She shared that Quilario can shift his voice into an old woman, a Godzilla, and an old man.

Dela Rosa then asked Quilario if he could really change his voice as alleged by Guma.

"Hindi po Iyan totoo," Quilario told Dela Rosa.

The senator continued reading Guma's affidavit. "Let the bird sing and unexpectedly, the bird sang."

"Yes po sir. May boses po ng ibon na biglang tumunog," Guma said.

"There was a time that it was raining hard and Senior Agila shouted: Let the rain stop! And indeed the heavy stop. Since then, we really became die-hard believers because of those supposed powers," she added.

Dela Rosa asked: "Huminto talaga yung ulan?"

Guma laughed it off and said. "Baka aksidente lang din po iyon."

The senator continued asking, "Why did you become a diehard member?"

"Noon po iyon Sir. Noong sobrang diehard ako, kaya nga tumigil po ako sa pagtuturo," she replied.