MANILA, Philippines — Four of the six Chinese nationals who were kidnapped in Ayala Alabang Village in Muntinlupa City last October 30 were found dead in Rizal and Quezon, according to the Philippine National Police (PNP) – Anti-Kidnapping Group (AKG).
PNP-AKG director Brig. Gen Cosme Abrenica said the first two victims were found dead in Tanay, Rizal, while the two others were found lifeless in Infanta, Quezon.
“Two victims were found dead, bloated, and unrecognizable in Tanay, Rizal, on November 1, while the male victims were found dead in Infanta, Quezon on November 6,” Abrenica revealed in mixed Filipino and English during a press briefing on Wednesday.
Of the four, Abrenica said only the two male victims found in Infanta were positively identified by their parents, who went to the Philippines and underwent DNA testing.
The results of the DNA tests conducted on the two other female victims recovered in Tanay are yet to be released, he added.
Meanwhile, the AKG official disclosed that the two others — an 11-year-old boy and his mother — remain missing.
“We are still looking for two missing victims. I hope the abductors don’t kill them,” he said.
In relation to the motives of the abductors, Abrenica said the family has not yet received any call asking for ransom. He added that AKG is still investigating and looking into the possible motive of the abductors.
Citing the accounts of three Filipinos released in Laguna, police said six armed men barged inside their employer’s home along Sampaca Street inside the village. They were loaded inside a van after being tied up and blindfolded.
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