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PNP: Que slay brain unmasked, charged soon
Three suspects, including Chinese national David Tan Liao, have been arrested for the kidnapping and killing of businessman Anson Que and his driver Armanie Pabillo.
Liao surrendered to the PNP Anti-Kidnapping Group (PNP-AKG) and confessed his participation, while his Filipino accomplices, Ricardo David and Raymart Catequista, were arrested in Roxas, Palawan.
Que and Pabillo were reported missing on March 29 and their bodies were discovered in Rodriguez, Rizal on April 10.
The kidnappers demanded 20 million US dollars and Que's family paid 200 million pesos in cryptocurrency in multiple tranches.
The PNP is now unmasking the alleged mastermind behind the kidnapping and murder, who will be formally charged within the week.
The alleged mastermind was present when the victims were held at a house in Meycauayan, Bulacan.
PNP Chief Police General Rommel Marbil commended the PNP-AKG for their swift resolution of the case.
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