Viral video surfaces showing woman believed to be Cathy Cabral on Kennon Road before her death

• A viral video shows a woman believed to be former DPWH Undersecretary Catalina Cabral sitting on a concrete barrier along Kennon Road
• The footage was reportedly taken on the same day Cabral’s body was later found in Tuba, Benguet
• The video has prompted renewed public discussion and scrutiny surrounding the circumstances of her death
• Authorities continue to rely on forensic findings and investigative procedures to establish a complete timeline

A new viral video circulating on social media has drawn widespread attention after it allegedly showed former Department of Public Works and Highways Undersecretary Ma. Catalina “Cathy” Cabral along Kennon Road on the same day her body was later discovered.

The footage, which has been shared repeatedly online, shows a woman believed to be Cabral perched on a concrete barrier in Barangay Camp 4, Tuba, Benguet.

The location seen in the video matches the general area where authorities later recovered her remains, intensifying public interest in the events leading up to her death.

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The emergence of the video has fueled speculation and concern, particularly as many netizens pointed out the timing of its recording.

According to reports, the video was captured just hours before Cabral was found dead, making it a potentially significant piece in establishing her final movements.

While the clip does not show any other individuals interacting with her, its circulation has raised questions about her state of mind and the circumstances surrounding her presence in the area.

Investigators have yet to officially confirm who recorded the video or how it initially surfaced online.

Authorities have emphasized that all available visual materials, including CCTV footage and videos shared on social media, are being carefully examined to reconstruct a clear and accurate timeline of events.

The case has already drawn national attention due to Cabral’s former role in government and her alleged links to controversial public spending issues. With the viral video now in the public eye, calls for transparency and a thorough investigation have grown louder.

As of this writing, officials continue to rely on forensic evidence, witness accounts, and digital records to determine what transpired before Cabral’s death.

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Authorities have urged the public to avoid speculation and allow investigators to complete their work, stressing that conclusions will be based on verified findings rather than online interpretations.

In another incident, a shocking video that circulated widely online showed a tense chase involving a married couple in Barangay Maragano, Palapag, on the afternoon of December 12. The footage captured the wife running after her husband through the streets while carrying a machete, causing panic among residents in the area. The situation was defused after two male bystanders stepped in and managed to disarm the woman, preventing anyone from getting hurt. To ease tensions and avoid further trouble, local authorities arranged for the couple to temporarily live separately while officials continue to monitor their situation.

Meanwhile, what was supposed to be a routine salon visit in Malolos, Bulacan turned into a police case after an Egyptian national allegedly assaulted a hairstylist during a haircut. According to authorities, the incident began when the suspect became upset during a consultation, reportedly objecting to the stylist speaking directly to his wife about her hair treatment. CCTV footage allegedly shows the man flicking the stylist’s face before leaving briefly and later returning to slap the worker on the cheek. The hairstylist has since filed a formal complaint, seeking legal action over the alleged assault and inappropriate behavior inside the salon.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh