Kidnapped businessman, driver found dead in Rizal

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Anson Que and his driver's remains were discovered on April 9, according to local police

MANILA, Philippines – A businessman and his driver, earlier reported to have been kidnapped, were found dead in Rizal, the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported.

“Kahapon ay nahukay at narecover na ‘yong bangkay ng dalawang kidnapping victims. Ito ay sina… Anton Tan (also known as Anson Que), kasama ‘yong kanyang driver na si Mr. Pabillo,” PNP spokesperson Police Brigadier General Jean Fajardo said on Thursday, April 10.

(Yesterday, the remains of the two kidnapping victims have been recovered and unearthed. They are identified as Kung Yuan Go also known as Anson Khan, along with his driver, Mr. Pabillo)

Que and Pabillo’s remains were discovered at around 6 am on Wednesday, April 9, along Sitio Udiongan, Barangay Macabud in Rodriguez, Rizal. The bodies were initially unidentified.

According to Calabarzon police, a citizen discovered the cadavers and immediately reported the incident to a local police station.

“Initial investigation revealed that the two bodies were placed in a nylon bag, tied with nylon rope, and their faces were wrapped with duct tape, laying on the grassy roadside verge to the left of the road leading towards Brgy. Macabud proper,” the report read.

In February, a teenager was kidnapped allegedly by Chinese previously engaged in the now-banned Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGO).

Apart from POGOs, some uniformed personnel also got entangled in the controversy after Interior Secretary Juanito Victor “Jonvic” Remulla said the teen’s kidnappers had protection from former bodyguards who used to be either with the police force or the armed forces. – Rappler.com