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Kidnapped victim bodies found
By J.Lo
Police authorities are looking into two bodies found in Rodriguez, Rizal in suspicion that those are the Filipino-Chinese businessman and his driver kidnapped in Valenzuela City on March 29.
Bodies were found in Barangay Macabud, placed in nylon bag with their faces wrapped in duct tape.
Calabarzon police director Brig. Gen. Paul Kenneth Lucas declined to disclose more details.
On Tuesday, businessman’s Lexus LM350 multi-purpose vehicle was found abandoned in Barangay Bahay Toro in Quezon City.
Residents told police that Lexus was left by two men wearing hoodies at around 4 in the afternoon on March 29.
Security officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said victim owns company in Valenzuela City.
Victim’s family said they received message from kidnappers demanding millions of dollars in ransom.
Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc. has expressed concern over kidnapping.
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