Driver of Cabral, now considered a person-of-interest by PNP
- Police have identified Cabral’s driver as a person of interest in the investigation into her death
- The driver is undergoing up to 36 hours of examination to clarify his actions and possible role
- Authorities questioned why Cabral was left alone in a remote area without her phone or bag
- Investigators are also determining whether Cabral acted on her own or was influenced by external factors
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) confirmed that the driver who was last seen with Cabral has been placed under scrutiny as a person of interest, as authorities intensify their investigation into the circumstances of her death.
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Police officials said the move is part of a broader effort to establish a clear and accurate timeline of events leading up to the incident.
According to the PNP, the driver will be subjected to questioning and examination for as long as 36 hours.
Investigators said this period will be used to assess his statements, movements, and behavior before and after Cabral was last seen in his company.
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Authorities stressed that the process is essential in determining whether there was any involvement or negligence.
Concerns were raised over the driver’s decision to leave Cabral in a secluded location without her mobile phone and personal belongings.
Police officials noted that such actions raised red flags during the initial review of the case. One official said the circumstances appeared inconsistent with "human nature."
Acting PNP Chief Police Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. assured the public that investigators are conducting a thorough inquiry.
He said law enforcement agencies are carefully reviewing all angles, including witness accounts, physical evidence, and forensic findings.
Nartatez emphasized that authorities are not limiting the investigation to a single theory. He explained that police are also examining whether Cabral’s death resulted from outside pressure or if it was a decision she made independently.
The PNP reiterated its commitment to transparency and due process, stating that no conclusions will be drawn prematurely.
Officials said the findings will be made public once all facts have been carefully verified, as investigators continue working to uncover the truth behind Cabral’s death.
In an earlier report by KAMI, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) was said to be investigating around 40 luxury cars linked to the family of Sarah Discaya. The move came after an interview went viral in which Discaya showcased their collection of high-end vehicles. The BOC will examine who is listed as the consignee of the cars to determine whether any violations occurred in the importation process. Discaya has also been linked to contractors involved in flood control projects that are currently under investigation by the Senate. Recently, news also broke that former DPWH Undersecretary Catalina Cabral has died.
Meanwhile, Korina Sanchez-Roxas recently posted on her Instagram account. In the post, she can be seen posing in front of a grand palace while visiting Disneyland. However, Korina jokingly referenced the controversy involving her. In the opening line of her caption, she wrote "My P10 Million Palace," which appeared to allude to the allegations previously raised against her by Mayor Vico Sotto.
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