Call center agent’s friend yields

[zney25]

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here's the latest news....progress na jud ang case..hope ma resolve na jud ni....


Probably guilty, says prosecutor

MANDAUE City Prosecutor Ferdinand Peque approved the filing of a murder charge against Jon-nelle Enfec-tana for the death of her close friend, call center supervisor Lynn Vi Ebarita.

Assistant Prosecutor Bienvenido Mabanto recommended no bail. Enfectana is now detained at the Mandaue City Jail.

The resolution to charge Enfectana in court was approved 11 days after Ebarita’s body was found behind a hotel room. She had been stabbed 24 times. Enfectana, the victim’s friend and co-worker at TeleTech, initially cooperated with investigators but was later tagged as a suspect.

Mabanto said the evidence against her so far is circumstantial, but “this web of circumstantial evidence, if taken all together, would result in an undeniable conclusion that (Enfectana) is probably guilty of murder in conspiracy with other persons whose real identities are still be to ascertained as of this date.”

Inquiry

The prosecutor’s resolution said that on Jan. 21, a day before Ebarita’s body was found, Enfectana went to the hotel and asked about Ebarita “who was reportedly missing for several days already.”

She left with the hotel’s staff her phone numbers and requested them to relay information about Ebarita’s whereabouts.

Mabanto’s resolution also stated that witnesses saw the victim, Enfectana and the latter’s cousin together that night.

Ebarita arrived at her family’s stall in Fuente Osmeña around 5 p.m. on the day of the Sinulog parade, where Enfectana and a woman she introduced as her cousin Evelyn arrived an hour and 30 minutes later.

“While Evelyn was at the retail booth, she was observed not to say a word except when speaking to Enfectana in Waray-Waray,” the resolution said.

Enfectana’s cousin, whose identity remains uncertain, was later recognized by hotel personnel as the person who pre-paid P3,000 for two nights in Room 309 of the Nikkei Garden Hotel. It was behind that room where the body was found.

“Evelyn’

Mabanto’s resolution described Enfectana’s cousin, whom she introduced as Evelyn, as wearing “a fisherman’s hat and dark glasses, the same description given by the victim’s sister and TeleTech employees.”

This matched the hotel personnel’s description of the woman who paid for Room 309.

Sun.Star Cebu asked Mabanto if he established the cousin’s identity and address from Enfectana, but the inquest prosecutor said he did not get any substantial information from her.

The Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) submitted their complaint and the supporting affidavits of witnesses against Enfectana.

She did not submit any counter-affidavit or any evidence, while her lawyer is questioning the absence of warrants during a search in the house where she rents a room and her subsequent arrest.

Laundry

An ABS-CBN report showed Enfectana politely refusing an interview in the Mandaue City Jail yesterday.

On Jan. 28, with the permission of Enfectana’s landlady Felicisima Go, a police team found Ebarita’s wallet, reportedly hidden under a pile of wood and covered with a GI sheet, in the laundry area.

The resolution further stated that after a week’s absence, Enfectana returned to her rented room in the afternoon of Jan. 19 and washed some clothes in the laundry area. (OCP)

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[zney25]

Family stands behind murder suspect

Cebu City, Philippines - “We are hurting. We are (also) suffering.”

So said the mother of murder suspect Jonelle Enfectana, whose case will be decided on by the Mandaue City Prosecutor's Office on Tuesday.

The Enfectana family, who requested local media to withhold their names, held a press conference to explain their side on Jonelle's predicament.

Jonelle was arrested last week by Mandaue police for allegedly masterminding the murder of call center agent Lynn Vi Ebarita.

“Wala gyud siya'y kalabutan, kay (She has no involvement, because) she is innocent. The whole family, our family believes her and we are supporting her,” Enfectana's mother said while wiping her tears.

Visibly upset, the mother said she and the family withheld their identities after receiving threats to their safety.

“I brought up all my children religiously, may kahadlok sa Ginoo (they have a fear of God),” she said.

Enfectana is facing a murder complaint for allegedly taking part in the killing of her close friend and co-worker Ebarita.

Ebarita was found dead inside room 309 of the Nikkei Garden Hotel in Barangay (village) Subangdaku, Mandaue City last month. Her body was found stashed inside a garbage bag.

The police were also looking for Enfectana’s companions — three men and a woman who were believed to be the ones who stabbed Ebarita.

The complaint case was filed by the Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) last Friday but Mandaue City assistant prosecutor Bienvenido Mabanto was expected to come out with a decision on Tuesday.

Enfectana’s mother celebrated a bittersweet birthday last Sunday after receiving a text message from her daughter, whom she said “remained sweet and caring the way she knew her.”

She said her daughter texted: “Mama Happy Birthday. I am sorry I cannot hug and kiss now. But I love you very much.”

The mother was accompanied by Jonelle's Auntie Luz and her uncle during the press conference facilitated by former media personality Eric Pagar.

Pagar said a politician friend from Borongan town, Eastern Samar asked help in behalf of the family.

The unnamed politician is said to be a godmother of Jonnelle.

However, the Enfectana family denied that the politician was pressuring Mandaue City police in their investigation.

“God hears our prayers. If there is intervention, then it must be divine intervention because God heard our prayers. Maybe God is touching officials to help us. Then we cannot do anything if that is our answered prayers,” Aunt Luz told reporters.

Enfectana's mother said she raised her children to be God-fearing and capable of standing on their own.

“Kung kinsa man kadto ang nagbuhat. Manguwa na intawn kamo. Malouy intawn kamo sa innocente nako nga anak (Whoever committed the murder, please have mercy. Have pity on my innocent daughter),” the mother said.

She said Jonnelle was a choir member of their church in Borongan and went to Cebu to study.

She said Jonelle went home to Eastern Samar since they could not afford to pay for her education. She later returned to Cebu to find work and provide for her family and child.

When some reporters asked what their message was to Ebarita's family, the Enfectanas paused for 20 seconds before Aunt Luz replied: “I hope we can both pray. Together, (let us) be united in prayer on whatever the truth is to come out.”

They said they are praying that the real killers be brought to justice.

The family said they will look for other legal options in the coming days.


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[boy_bato]

I see nothing wrong w/ Mr. Mongaya's article...he was merely reacting about the Police investigators and reporters talking, off the record, about what they learned regarding the liberal sexual lifestyle of call center agents in the course of the Ebarita investigation.

and the group *** thingy was one of the theories the investigators are looking into. Mongoya didn't say it. The police did.

He was also mentioning about the risks of the new technology that everybody should be careful about.

For pete's sake, hold your horses. Of course this incident is shameful somehow to the IT industry workers. of course, there will always be stereotyping. of course, there are liberal sexual lifestyles in call centers, but not to all. That is a GLARING FACT.

mao lagi, but it's presentation is too general, being too close of saying that ingon ana ang lifestyle sa call centers. as i posted earlier, say kung college student pa to ang namatay then naay angle nga mogawas nga naay group ***, mga eskwelahan na pud ang tirahon then moingon nga talamak ang group *** sa mga eskwelahan? which also happens at times.

speaking of such, it happens everywhere, dili lang sa call centers. na magnify lang na tungod kay [1] ang victim kay nagtrabaho sa call center, and [2] group *** is one of the angles being looked at. siguro kung drugs to ang angle moingon sad na siya nga grabe ang drugs sa call centers.

and speaking about technology, one-sided ra kaayo. don't you think those dangers would not exist kung di nindot ang technology? i have written in one of my blogs that crimes existed even before these high end technology came. whether from radio programs, textmates, internet chat, penpal, phonepal, or unsa pa na diha, ug naay di maayo nga intention ang usa nga party, naa gyuy di maayo mahitabo. yes there are risks, but i don't think it's the result of technology, epekto na sa kadanghag ug sobra nga kompyansa sa tao.

[Sol_Itaire]

We are not after kung kadaghanan nag buhat ba ana or wala. If someone here says nga naa na kay first hand experience niya, so that is fact. dili ta maka negar ana bisan kung isolated case lang na sila. Bisan pa siguro ug ilang call center lang nagbuhat ana but the fact still remains nga naa na cya base sa iyang experience.

citing an example and generalizing are two different things. naa lagi koy nadunggan press person nga nakit-an kuyog iyang kabit, so does that make all press people adulterous? what the

[djsparechange]

unsa man di.ay na.a anang group ***? ka nindot ana...

Bitaw bro sa, ka lingaw ana hehehehe, ako daghan kog naagian sa dihang wala pa ko nag call center, pag call center na nako, wala na nuon so pasabot ana nga dili tungod kay call center group *** na dayn tirada, depende ra jud na unsay trip ninyo, mga dagko na gud mo hahahahaha, basta wala lay pinatyanay payter!

[YJOB]

nahimo naman hinuon ning group s3x ang thread uy

[noy timoy]

Family stands behind murder suspect

Cebu City, Philippines - “We are hurting. We are (also) suffering.”

So said the mother of murder suspect Jonelle Enfectana, whose case will be decided on by the Mandaue City Prosecutor's Office on Tuesday.

The Enfectana family, who requested local media to withhold their names, held a press conference to explain their side on Jonelle's predicament.

Jonelle was arrested last week by Mandaue police for allegedly masterminding the murder of call center agent Lynn Vi Ebarita.

“Wala gyud siya'y kalabutan, kay (She has no involvement, because) she is innocent. The whole family, our family believes her and we are supporting her,” Enfectana's mother said while wiping her tears.

Visibly upset, the mother said she and the family withheld their identities after receiving threats to their safety.

“I brought up all my children religiously, may kahadlok sa Ginoo (they have a fear of God),” she said.

Enfectana is facing a murder complaint for allegedly taking part in the killing of her close friend and co-worker Ebarita.

Ebarita was found dead inside room 309 of the Nikkei Garden Hotel in Barangay (village) Subangdaku, Mandaue City last month. Her body was found stashed inside a garbage bag.

The police were also looking for Enfectana’s companions — three men and a woman who were believed to be the ones who stabbed Ebarita.

The complaint case was filed by the Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) last Friday but Mandaue City assistant prosecutor Bienvenido Mabanto was expected to come out with a decision on Tuesday.

Enfectana’s mother celebrated a bittersweet birthday last Sunday after receiving a text message from her daughter, whom she said “remained sweet and caring the way she knew her.”

She said her daughter texted: “Mama Happy Birthday. I am sorry I cannot hug and kiss now. But I love you very much.”

The mother was accompanied by Jonelle's Auntie Luz and her uncle during the press conference facilitated by former media personality Eric Pagar.

Pagar said a politician friend from Borongan town, Eastern Samar asked help in behalf of the family.

The unnamed politician is said to be a godmother of Jonnelle.

However, the Enfectana family denied that the politician was pressuring Mandaue City police in their investigation.

“God hears our prayers. If there is intervention, then it must be divine intervention because God heard our prayers. Maybe God is touching officials to help us. Then we cannot do anything if that is our answered prayers,” Aunt Luz told reporters.

Enfectana's mother said she raised her children to be God-fearing and capable of standing on their own.

“Kung kinsa man kadto ang nagbuhat. Manguwa na intawn kamo. Malouy intawn kamo sa innocente nako nga anak (Whoever committed the murder, please have mercy. Have pity on my innocent daughter),” the mother said.

She said Jonnelle was a choir member of their church in Borongan and went to Cebu to study.

She said Jonelle went home to Eastern Samar since they could not afford to pay for her education. She later returned to Cebu to find work and provide for her family and child.

When some reporters asked what their message was to Ebarita's family, the Enfectanas paused for 20 seconds before Aunt Luz replied: “I hope we can both pray. Together, (let us) be united in prayer on whatever the truth is to come out.”

They said they are praying that the real killers be brought to justice.

The family said they will look for other legal options in the coming days.


Family stands behind murder suspect - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos <--- link

kuyaw ma dismiss ni nga kaso....

[Sol_Itaire]

tsk tsk tsk...why ask for a politician's help when you can defend yourself in court IF you are not guilty?

[zney25]

kuyaw ma dismiss ni nga kaso....

ayaw pud tawn..kaloOy sad sa family sa victim....

[zney25]

agree with Sol_Itaire........