The Filipino-Chinese businessman who was allegedly abducted by an unidentified group was reportedly found lifeless together with his driver in the province of Rizal.
According to columnist Ramon Tulfo, the businessman, Anson Que, who owned Elison Steel, was found lifeless in a Rizal town, despite the reports that the family already paid P160-M ransom.
“Sa aking nakalap na balita sa mga reliable sources, nagbayad ang pamilya ng biktima ng PhP60 million ransom ng pauna at PhP100 million ng pangalawa. Pero pinaslang pa rin si Que kasama ang kanyang driver,” said Tulfo.
“Malaking sampal ito sa Philippine National Police,” he added.
According to a report from the Filipino-Chinese community news website Phhua.com, Que was abducted at a popular seafood restaurant in Pasay City using a quick and unsuspicious way.
They added that the family allegedly didn’t inform the authorities and negotiated with the people behind the abduction privately to ensure the safety of the victim.
It was also reported that the victim was known for traveling without bodyguards, which was being eyed as one of the reasons why he became the target of the group.
As of writing, PNP has yet to give a statement on Que’s case.
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