Adamson hazing

A fraternity neophyte on Wednesday positively identified some of the persons of interest allegedly involved in the hazing of Adamson University student John ...

According to the police, Dela Cruz and another witness identified the house, which is reportedly owned by the parents of one of the fraternity members. It was tagged as evidence by the police. When i saw the picture of my son doon sa grave kung san nila tinapon yung anak ko talagang I was really hurt ,” said Jeofrey Salilig, the victim's father. Inabuso nila yung anak ko in the first place. I thought of quitting after 20 paddles because I could die. (All of the paddles were full swings and one person gave…no, thank you.

Police arrested six suspects in the hazing death of Adamson University chemical engineering student John Matthew Salilig following a complaint filed by one ...

Virgilio Jopia identified the suspects as Tau Gamma Phi-Adamson chapter members Mark Pedrosa, alias “Macoy,” 29, owner of the house used in the initiation rites in Barangay Casile, Biñan City; Earl Anthony Romero, 21; Teng Cheng Tung, 22; Jerome Balot, 22; Sandro Victorino, 28, and Michael Lambert Ritalde, 31, tattoo artist. Biñan City police chief Lt. Jopia said police already have the names of the 11 other members of Tau Gamma Phi involved in the hazing but they are all still at large.

MANILA. Students of Adamson University lit candles on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, seeking justice for the death of 24-year-old John Matthew Salilig, ...

SunStar website welcomes friendly debate, but comments posted on this site do not necessarily reflect the views of the SunStar management and its affiliates. He was reported missing for 10 days before his body was found after one of the alleged suspects made a confession. Students of Adamson University lit candles on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, seeking justice for the death of 24-year-old John Matthew Salilig, an engineering student of the institution, who died due to an alleged hazing ritual.

Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla on Wednesday ordered the NBI to conduct a parallel investigation on the death of Adamson University third-year ...

We hope to shed [light] on this issue,” Clavano told reporters. However, we will await any case that will be filed before our prosecutors. MANILA, Philippines — Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla on Wednesday ordered the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to conduct a parallel investigation on the death of Adamson University third-year chemical engineering student John Matthew Salilig.

SEVEN of at least 18 suspects in the killing through hazing of an Adamson University student have submitted themselves to investigation, the Biñan, Laguna.

The President took to Instagram in extending his sympathies to the family and in sharing his thoughts about the issue: “I extend my sympathies to John Matthew Salilig’s family during this extremely difficult time and assure them that justice will be served. “It is not through violence that we can measure the strength of our brotherhood. “My prayers and condolences go out to John’s family and friends, as well as my assurance that we are with them in finding justice for his death… We hope to shed light on this issue,” Clavano said when asked if the NBI will step in and conduct a parallel probe. “They have to cooperate and surrender the vehicle so we can submit it to the Forensic Group (for examination).” In justice for Matt’s cruel demise, we strongly urge the people involved to speak nothing but the truth about the incident. “Aside from the statements of our witnesses, we saw that the victim had bruises on his legs,” he said. John Michael, also a member of the fraternity, said he allowed his brother to attend the rites because he was not expecting anything bad to happen to him. Silvio also said they have already found the vehicle used by the suspects in transporting Salilig in Parañaque City. “They left the city of Biñan (after the initiation rites) at around 7 p.m. Jopia said the hazing occurred last February 18 in Biñan. Virgilio Jopia, chief of police of Biñan, Laguna where the suspected hazing of Adamson University third year engineering student John Matthew Salilig happened.

Complaints for violation of the anti-hazing law have been filed against six persons believed to have been part of the fatal hazing of Adamson University ...

— with reports from The STAR/Emmanuel Tupas Police Col. Police have said they are looking into 17 persons of interest in the case.

Six persons of interest in the death of Adamson University student John Matthew Salilig on Thursday arrived at the Department of Justice (DOJ) for inquest ...

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“Let the wheels of justice take its due course," it said in a statement. [Translation: One of them is the president. “However, we will await any case that will be filed before our prosecutors," he said. According to Biñan, Laguna Chief of Police Lt.Col. We arrested them for obstruction of justice.] “Yung isa doon pinaka-presidente nila.

The Biñan Police on Thursday filed before the DOJ a case for violations of the Anti-Hazing Law against six members of the Tau Gamma Phi.

Because of signing the waiver, Biñan City Police Chief Virgilio Jopia said they will remain under police custody. He was slapped with a case for obstruction of justice after his family refused to turnover the vehicle for investigation. The father of the owner of the vehicle used to transport Salilig’s body no longer opted for a preliminary investigation. Of the six, he said one was the first to surface before the Manila Police and identified the participants in the initiation rites while another one showed the authorities where the body was dumped. Initially, the six were supposed to undergo an inquest proceeding, a summary procedure to determine whether an individual arrested without a warrant will be released on account of a dismissal of charges, released for further preliminary investigation proceedings, or charged in court. Biñan City Police Chief Virgilio Jopia said the complainants in the case are the victim’s brother and a hazing survivor.

MANILA, Philippines – At least six people are facing hazing complaints for the death of 24-year-old John Matthew Salilig, the Adamson University student who ...

“Kanina po, nakita natin na may mga umiiyak doon during the inquest proceeding eh. A witness said the chemical engineering student was beaten at least 70 times during the initiation rites. An obstruction of justice complaint was also filed against a certain Gregorio Cruz in relation to the hazing complaint.

THE Philippine National Police (PNP) has already identified 17 individuals allegedly involved in the hazing-related death of 24-year-old John Matthew Salilig, ...

SunStar website welcomes friendly debate, but comments posted on this site do not necessarily reflect the views of the SunStar management and its affiliates. He was reported missing for 10 days before his body was found after one of the alleged suspects made a confession. Students of Adamson University lit candles on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, seeking justice for the death of 24-year-old John Matthew Salilig, an engineering student of the institution, who died due to an alleged hazing ritual.

Police Lieutenant Colonel Virgilio Jopia, acting chief of police of Biñan, Laguna, said Roi Dela Cruz, also a student of the Adamson University, went to the ...

They were immediately placed under arrest for violation of the anti-hazing law. Salilig’s body was recovered on Tuesday, February 28, in Imus, Cavite. The vehicle was positively identified by Dela Cruz and the other witness, a member of the fraternity who earlier pointed to the area where Salilig’s body was buried. Gamit ang belt pinalo nila ako,” he added. Dela Cruz, a neophyte member of the fraternity unlike Salilig, who is already a member of the Zamboanga Chapter, said he underwent the initiation rites along with the victim who died. Police Lieutenant Colonel Virgilio Jopia, acting chief of police of Biñan, Laguna, said Roi Dela Cruz, also a student of the Adamson University, went to the Biñan Police Station and recounted their “painful” ordeal during their initiation rites with the Tau Gamma Phi fraternity.