Kidnapped teen found dead by mom in vacant lot | Inquirer News

Kidnapped teen found dead by mom in vacant lot

/ 11:33 PM April 11, 2013

A day after he was kidnapped  by four armed men, Jefferson delos Santos, 17, was found dead in a vacant lot in Payatas B, Quezon City Thursday morning.

Case investigator PO2 Anthony Tejerero said the teenager had  several puncture wounds in the chest,  presumably from an ice pick,  and a gash at the back of his head. He also had bruises all over his  body.

Tejerero said the armed men took  the victim around 10 p.m. on  Wednesday while in the company of his employer, Ariel Concepcion.

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Concepcion hired Delos Santos to help him harvest vegetables planted on the Banco Filipino-owned vacant lot where   he was found later by  his mother.

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Concepcion said  he was with the victim on his jeep Wednesday when four men armed with handguns blocked  the vehicle.

One of the men trained a flashlight on Concepcion, making him  unable to recognize the suspects.

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After they found out Delos Santos’ identity, the victim was dragged out of the vehicle. One of the men   then warned Concepcion to leave.

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Concepcion informed   the victim’s parents about the abduction, prompting an all-night search for the boy.

The victim appeared to have no known enemies in the community, although police said  they would check records  in the barangay for leads.

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