National Police spokesman, Chief Superintendent Generoso Cerbo Jr., shows to media the computer generated sketch of one of the men who allegedly seized Rolito Go and Clemence Yu from the New Bilibid Prison last week. INQUIRER.net PHOTO/ JAMIE MARIE ELONA
MANILA, Philippines–The Philippine National Police-Anti-Kidnapping Group released Monday a computer generated sketch of one of the four men who allegedly abducted high-profile inmate Rolito Go and his nephew from the New Bilibid Prison last week.
Speaking to reporters, PNP spokesman, Chief Superintendent Generoso Cerbo Jr., said. said the still unidentified man described by Go to investigators as around 35 to 38 years old, 5’5″ to 5’6″ tall, wearing red jacket and jeans.
Cerbo said the abductor is said to be the one armed with a caliber .45 and who allegedly hit Go in the head.
“He’s the leader of the group,” Cerbo added.
As to the three other alleged kidnappers, Cerbo said that investigators have yet to finish their sketches, adding that their next step is to identify all the men.
While other investigation contradicts PNP’s theory of a kidnapping case, Cerbo said “all angles are being looked into,” and that the findings will be reconciled.
“What will prevail is the one supported by pieces of evidence,” he said.
Go and his nephew, Clemence Yu, went missing from NBP Tuesday evening, but were recovered by police authorities Wednesday evening in Alabang, Muntinlupa City.
PNP chief, Director General Nicanor Bartolome, earlier said Go told police that he and his nephew were released by their alleged kidnappers in Tanauan, Batangas, and then took a bus to Alabang where they were taken by police.
Bartolome said Go’s family claimed that there was no ransom paid for their release despite earlier claims that kidnappers demanded a P1 million ransom for the duo’s liberty.
Go was convicted for shooting and killing Eldon Maguan, 25, during a road rage fit in 1991.