3 suspects sa pagpatay kay Anson Que at driver, nahuli na

- PBGen Jean S. Fajardo, Philippine National Police spokesperson, in a live PNP-AKG press conference on April 19, 2025 revealed the suspects behind the death of businessman Anson Que and his driver

- She revealed that investigators also recovered DNA evidence against the suspects

- Fajardo also noted that family was also with authorities during the inquest proceedings

- The three photos of the suspects were revealed during the presscon

On April 19, 2025, the Philippine National Police (PNP) held a live press conference led by PBGen Jean S. Fajardo, PNP spokesperson, to reveal significant developments in the kidnapping and murder of businessman Anson Que and his driver.

The announcement, conducted at the PNP Anti-Kidnapping Group (AKG) headquarters, identified the suspects behind the brutal crime that shocked the nation.

According to Fajardo, investigators recovered critical DNA evidence linking the suspects to the case.

This forensic breakthrough further strengthens the case against the individuals now in police custody.

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During the inquest proceedings, Que's family was present, underscoring their continued pursuit of justice.

Three photos of the suspects were shown during the press briefing, giving the public a glimpse of those allegedly responsible for the crime.

Anson Que was reported missing earlier this year, prompting a massive search and rescue operation.

Days later, his body and that of his driver were discovered, triggering a full-scale investigation led by the PNP-AKG.

Authorities believe Que was targeted due to his business dealings, though exact motives are still being established.

The PNP emphasized that this is an ongoing investigation, with authorities continuing to gather evidence and pursue other leads.

Fajardo assured the public that the PNP is committed to delivering justice for Que and his family, and bringing all those involved to account.

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In other news, the Department of Education came out with an official statement saying “DepEd policy does not prohibit the wearing of togas.” It can be recalled that a video of the principal of Col. Ruperto Abellon National School (CRANS) in Antique ordering students to remove their togas on the day of their graduation has gone viral. In the video, one can hear the CRANS principal, Ms. Venus Divinia Nietes, saying that wearing of togas “clearly violated the rules.” DepEd, in its official statement, said “the toga or sablay may be worn as an optional supplementary garment,” and emphasized the need for careful and respectful implementation of policies.

In related news, a video of a certain “Sir” seemingly confronting the Principal of Col. Ruperto Abellon National School (CRANS) after she ordered students to remove their toga has gone viral. In the video, one can also hear students egging the certain “Sir” as he appeared to reason out with the principal, Ms. Venus Divinia Nietes, on stage. The said “Sir,” was wearing a golden hued barong seem to be challenging the directive of Ms. Nietes during the graduation ceremony while students can be heard shouting “toga.” Guidelines for simple graduations met with resistance over timing and flexibility.

Source: KAMI.com.gh